The Bottomless Cup

The Bottomless Cup by Kevin Boehm invites readers into the murky intersection of memory, desire, and consequence as an ordinary life unravels through small revelations that expose deeper truths. When the protagonist returns to a hometown haunted by past choices, a long buried secret resurfaces and forces confrontations with love, loss, and the habits that both sustain and destroy. With spare, emotionally precise prose and a cast of flawed, vividly realized characters, Boehm examines how people try to fill the emptiness in their lives and what happens when the cup finally overflows. The result is a gripping, compassionate novel about redemption, the limits of forgiveness, and the messy work of becoming who we were meant to be.