The Cup and the Lip
The Cup and the Lip by E. X. Ferrars, published by Constable in 1992, is a work of fiction that delves into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the disappearance of an old and ill novelist named Dan Braile. On a stormy night, Braile decides to take a walk, raising concerns among his family when he fails to return. Initially hesitant to involve the police, they soon find themselves increasingly anxious as unsettling evidence emerges, leading them to confront a chilling reality.
Readers will encounter a narrative that explores themes of family tension and the psychological strain that arises in the face of uncertainty. As the story unfolds, the family’s dynamics begin to unravel under the weight of their fears and suspicions. This edition, comprising 192 pages, invites readers to engage with Ferrars’ intricate plotting and character development, set against a backdrop of suspense and intrigue.
Official synopsis Publisher
Why, on a wet and stormy night, did the old and very ill novelist Dan Braile decide to take a walk?When he doesn’t come back his family are at first reluctant to call the police, despite the fact that he had claimed someone was trying to poison him. But they become steadily more tense as the evidence points towards a horrifying conclusion – and under the strain their united front begins to crack . . . ‘A consummate professional in clever plotting, characterisation and atmosphere’ Washington Post
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