Aaron Fa’aoso never planned to write a memoir. But when a literary agent approached the footy player-turned-actor about sharing his story, he eventually changed his mind.
“I was 42 at the time and I thought [memoirs] were for old guys,” he says. “But they had done a fair bit of research on me, and said that my life … the challenges that I’ve overcome, would be a great piece for young men in particular.”
