The Fifth Point : Five people. One center. A truth that changes everything.
Overview
THE FIFTH POINT
Five people. One center. A truth that changes everything.Andrea is an ordinary man. He lives in Rivoltella, on Lake Garda, works with numbers, and has learned not to expect much from life anymore.
Then, in an old second-hand shop, he finds a bronze disc engraved with a five-pointed star.
It is not a religious object.
It is not an occult symbol.
And above all, it is not what it seems.
The disc contains anomalies, measurements and geographical references that appear to connect distant places: Lake Garda, ancient buildings, a waterfall, an old customs house, an island.
To understand what he has found, Andrea needs people who can read what he cannot.
Elena understands history.
Marco understands geometry.
Sofia understands materials and the secrets hidden inside documents.
Vittorio knows too much-and seems to know more than he is willing to reveal.
Five different people brought together by the same object.
But for centuries, someone has made sure that those five people would never meet.
Because the disc does not contain a treasure.
It contains a method.
An ancient method for constructing, altering and preserving a historical truth without anyone realizing that it has been constructed.
And the secret has remained hidden inside the very symbol everyone thought they understood.
As the lines drawn across the maps begin to converge, the five discover that the real mystery is not where the fifth point is.
It is who the fifth point is.
And, above all, why it is needed.
The Fifth Point is a realistic mystery thriller about history, knowledge and hidden connections, set around Lake Garda. Maps, geometry, ancient documents and memory converge in a story built around one unsettling question:
How much of what we call truth was actually discovered-and how much was constructed?
This item is Non-Returnable
Customers Also Bought
Details
- ISBN-13: 9798177212029
- ISBN-10: 9798177212029
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: September 2026
- Dimensions: 8 x 5.25 x 0.58 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.49 pounds
- Page Count: 232
Related Categories
