Tajna brojeva 221/1 i 221/5

Tajna brojeva 221/1 i 221/5

Rista Veruš

The secret of the numbers 221/1 and 221/5 is a crime-mystery novel in which the plot is built around unusual events connected with the numbers 221/1 and 221/5.

The story follows characters who gradually become entangled in a series of puzzling situations, where seemingly random numbers begin to appear as clues in various events – from personal encounters to more complex circumstances that point to a hidden plan or organized background. The main course of the plot develops as an investigation in which the characters try to discover what the numbers mean and why they keep repeating themselves, intertwining elements of suspicion, danger and mutual distrust. As the story progresses, it is increasingly revealed that behind the apparent coincidence lies a connected chain of events that affects the lives of several people. The novel is tense and built in the form of a gradual unraveling of the mystery, where reality and the characters' interpretations often conflict, and the ending brings an explanation that connects all the clues into a single whole.

Dimensions
17 x 12 cm
Pages
143
Publisher
Kosmos, Beograd, 1962.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Serbian.

Two copies are available

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Condition:Used, excellent condition

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