Play By E.m. Lindsey — Double

: Both men are significantly "hurt"—one physically and mentally by illness and his past, the other emotionally by impending loss.

: A central pillar of the book is Hervé’s journey to becoming a better person and taking responsibility for past mistakes without performing for forgiveness. Double Play by E.M. Lindsey

: A disgraced French actor known for his past self-destructive and villainous behavior toward characters in previous books. He is coming to terms with a recent diagnosis of narcolepsy with cataplexy and is working through addiction and trauma recovery. : Both men are significantly "hurt"—one physically and

: The author provides a detailed and raw look at living with narcolepsy and cataplexy, portraying the vulnerability and adjustments required. Double Play (Hit and Run #3) by E.M. Lindsey | Goodreads He is coming to terms with a recent

: A star pitcher for the Denver Vikings who is drowning in grief while watching his best friend/brother-in-law battle terminal ALS . He flees to France to escape his pain and ends up finding a new purpose with Hervé. Key Themes & Tropes

Double Play by E.M. Lindsey is the third and final book in the MM baseball romance series . It is a deep-reaching story focused on themes of redemption , grief , and navigating life with chronic illness . Core Plot & Characters

The story follows two men at their lowest points who find unexpected connection in the French countryside.