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Tag Archives: Technothriller
#Thriller, Science Fiction, Short story/novella
Farrugia, Nathan M; Exclave (Helix VI); 2017
Photography by Andrew Mccoll; Cover design by Pat Naoum
When we last left Sophia, unfriendlies came to visit.
She deposited her empty glass beside Aviary's phone on the coffee table. The phone flashed.
Infrared cameras.
Stingball grenades hit the floor. Everyone dropped their drinks and scattered. The grenades detonated, deafeningly loud, blasting the nearby windows into pieces.
Everything around Sophia turned white.
Enclave begins with Hal's point of view of the attack. He is not, at all, happy with Sophia and her people and is set on destroying them. Except things aren't really going his way lately. His one goal in life is to capture Sophia alive and kill the rest of the members of her crew.
There are some seriously messed up people in Farrugia's world and many of them hide behind the cover Purity. Purity is anti-genetic tinkering (except the kind they approve of) and as with many ideologies most of the grunts in Purity want to believe its propaganda while the higher-ups are in it for other reasons. Once propaganda gets a hold it is difficult to fight and keep from spreading. Lithuania's border guards have started testing people for genetic tinkering making it too dangerous for people with specific genetic tags.
Sophia needs a new safe-house and Olesya brings Sophia and her crew with her back to the enclave in Kaliningrad in Russia. When she gets there she finds out that Illarion is leaving her in charge of the enclave. To top it all, Olesya discovers there is a mole in their midst. It might be fair to say that things aren't really going very well for any of our players, except for Purity. Or are they?
Nathan M. Farrugia writes the serial Helix. So far, it consists of six episodes (see links to reviews below), each the size of a novellas, each ending with cliff-hangers. Three of these episodes together consist of around 7000 words. Farrugia had to crowd-fund Enclave and will probably have to do the same for the remaining three episodes. Due to his background and interests, Farrugia makes his specialist soldiers believable and that goes for the technology as well. Enclave is a fast-paced cyberpunk thriller with lots of fighting and stunts. Crazy stunts that require the regenerative genes of the gang.
The author gave me a copy of Exclave. Update 13.03.3018. I later bought my own copy. I have changed the review a bit.
Tome Tender
My reviews of:
Helix Episode 1
Helix Episode 2 (Exile)
Helix Episode 3 (Interceptor)
Helix Episode 4 (Anomaly)
Helix Episode 5 (Inversion)
#Cyberpunk#Genetics#ResistanceMovement#Strangepowers#TechnologyTechnothriller
#Thriller, Science Fiction
Farrugia, Nathan M.; Inversion (Helix V)(2016)
Widok z wieży kościoła św. Elżbiety, 2015
Farrugia's Sophia and Olesya serials have forced me to reevaluate some of my preconceptions, stereotypes or prejudices. Thrillers are meant to keep us at the edge of our seat until some sort of climax occurs. Farrugia's episodes have brought us threats to humanity, political entities and various teams. His "super-heroes" are Olesya and Sophia, and their various team-members have had their spot in the lime-light. Like all thriller-heroes, Olesya, Sophia and their team-members survive when they, logically, should not. My Aspie demands that I check out what exists and what does not, i.e. stun-net-guns with adhesive qualities. I can lay that aside, because an excellent thriller needs to stretch our sense of logic but not completely break it. Or, at least, that is my judgement of an excellent thriller. Inversion proves, once more, what an excellent writer Farrugia is.
An excellent thriller also needs convince us that their plot could happen in real life. Authors who are not willing to sacrifice their writing to tighten up their plots, research their material and have writing in their blood, never reach that point. Farrugia does.
Inversion brings us to Wrocław, Poland and once again to Purity.
"But how do they frame Russia if everyone's dead?" Aviary asked.
"Exactly," Sophia said. "The world will be furious. And in their fury, they'll support Purity."
Consider Poland's Jarosław Kaczyński's methods:
…Law and Justice party has continued to depict the accident as an assassination of its leader, with blame shared by the usual villainous alliance of liberals and communists….
Poland's present turmoil is the story of how anger at Poland's liberals mutated into a war on liberal democracy itself. (The Guardian)
A thriller also needs to mess with our minds. In the Sophia and Olesya serials we do not know who the real powers are. I have made guesses in all of my previous reviews, and some of those guesses now seem wrong. Part of that has to do with the long lives of those who are behind the messes of Farrugia's world. We have been told, through Major Sievers, Hal and Denton, that there are some seriously powerful people behind what is going on. But I have no idea how interlinked the various groups are.
This time around, the people behind Purity use a celebratory march in Wrocław as a lure for Aviary, and, through her, the Russian Directorate. Purity needs a big, bad bear to blame for what is about to happen. The people behind Purity control elements of The Fifth Column, the leadership of Purity and JW GROM (Poland's antiterrorism unit).
Intron's Hélio does not trust the documentation Doctor Meresz shared about the kill-switch. As we saw in Anomaly, that is a good thing. Hélio wants to stay with Sophia until he has run some tests on her theories. He and his body guards go with the team to Wrocław. Whether they are trustworthy is debatable. That depends on Intron's agenda.
Inversion shows us how little control Sophia and Olesya actually have. Their choices depend on Aviary's findings and those findings are the result of people who know what will trigger both team-leaders, and especially Sophia.
"… she won't rest until she rights her wrongs." He stared at the trashcan. "Even then, I don't think she'll stop."
Besides wanting to know who the people behind these groups are, I really want to know how DC knew how to turn up where he did when he did. And what about that gunship? Who do the cloaked ones belong to? Oh, and when you go into a fight, don't partner with a person your are falling in love with. Losing focus on the roofs around the market place is seriously dangerous to your health. Try to remember that the next time you go to Wrocław in Poland. And do those bobby pins mean anything? Please, I need to know.
Definitely recommended.
I received a complimentary copy of Inversion from Farrugia
Courtney Giraldo
J.D. Denness
Todd Simpson
Helix I (Olesya and Sophia)
Exile (Helix II)
Interceptor (Helix III)
Anomaly (Helix IV)
The Chimera Vector (Sophia)
Seraphim Sequence (Sophia II)
Phoenix Variant (Sophia III)
Inversion can be bought at Amazon.com
#Genetics#Helix#PropagandaTechnothriller
Farrugia, Nathan; Anomaly (Helix IV) (2016)
Sophia portrayed by Haylee Collins / Photographer: Andrew Maccoll / Cover design: Pat Naoum
Sometimes getting to know the author is as fun as getting to know the characters. Farrugia is probably as adrenaline addicted as Sophia but, thankfully, seems a ways off Denton's brand of crazy. He is also funny as hell and a great writer.
This odd group of animals I belong to, seems hell-bent on destroying itself in one way or another. Often, I wonder who profits from the unrest going on. Seeing behind propaganda, to the Dentons, Hals and Sievers of this world, takes time and effort. What Farrugia manages to get across in Anomaly is how little the pawns, even at the level of Illarion, know. Just because two parties kill each-other, doesn't mean they oppose each other. Unlike many of the real-world conspiracies I hear/read, Farrugia's conspiracy thriller shows us a believable chess-game where the consequences to the players are small, but to their pawns, well.
Purity is clearly one of the pawns being played. We got an inkling of that in Interceptor. Anomaly's use of Hal, Denton and DC pushes me to think in one direction. Farrugia is probably just messing with my mind. Cults are terrifying creatures. Especially political cults. Nazism was one. We see another one tear its way through Europe, triggered by the 70-year-long battle between USA and Russia that is, at this part of the "game", destroying the Middle-East. Purity has reached the point of the mob. "Burn the witches" is a chant at one of their rallies. Farrugia paints the mindlessness, hysterical anger, fear and violence present in such a mob perfectly.
We get to know Marina better. I find myself curious about her. "Will this hurt?" she asked. And it did. It takes a special kind of training to acquire the mind-set of the researchers in the various Columns, training most people would pass.
Eastern Europe is clearly in trouble and the only ones who might save it are Sophia and Olesya's people. But only if the two groups cooperate. Both feel the need to talk but are afraid to trust the other. They know that no matter what they choose, the likelihood of their groups getting out intact is nil. However, both are the kind of leader who wants to get as much of her team out alive and as well as possible.
What on earth are Intron's goals? They aren't what Hélio says. Why are Fifth Column's implants turning up in such strange people? Who are training these new, indestructible operatives? What is DC up to? How are Purity identifying the mutants? Can paranoia be taken too far?
As usual, I had fun. Lots of action, lots of conspiracy and one hell of a mystery. Definitely recommended.
I was given an advance copy of Anomaly to review.
Gorilichis
Anomaly is available at Amazon
#Genetics#Religion#ResistanceMovement#Strangepowers#TheFifthColumn#TheSixthColumnTechnothriller
Farrugia, Nathan; Interceptor (Helix III) (2016)
Sievers turned his lapel out so Denton could see him reaching for a small, slender tin. He crouched and opened the tin on the floorboards, then stepped back. Inside, a large stainless steel and glass syringe. The liquid inside the syringe burned with the colors of molten lava.
"You already know what this is," Sievers said. "And you'll need it, if you intend to live long enough to find what you're really looking for."
Denton took a step toward him. "You're using my people to get what you want."
For the first time, Sievers smiled. White teeth flashed between his black beard. "And you are doing precisely the same."
Colonel Wolfram Sievers and Lieutenant Denton have lived a long time. Both are willing to go to extreme lengths to achieve what they want. For Denton that seems to be world domination through Project Gate. Sievers appears to be playing another game. That game could be called chaos. Peace would probably be boring business for his superiors. Obvious suspects for such superiors might be arms manufacturers who may or may not work with biological/genetic research firms like Intero. As far as I can tell, the various countries (certainly many politicians) in the Helix world (and real) are simply pawns in the hands of these entities.
As I have said in previous reviews, one of the major appeals of Farrugia's stories is that they could happen. Reactions of the general populace would probably (and do) fit his description of the election of the Purity party's leadership into Poland's government. Fear of people with genetic mutations is increasing among the population, thereby legitimizing the Purists going after our "heroes" with the aim of targeting/turning off their mutations.
In Exile, Sophia met an operative from the Fifth Column who self-destructed when Sophia attempted to de-program her. This time around, she meets a completely different type of agent. Who or what these new operatives belong to becomes a pressing question. So does the question of DC's loyalties. Will Jay, Nasira, Damien and Aviary be able to infiltrate Intero's data system and what about finding Val. How is that going for Olesya and her team? And who the hell are the Benefactors?
From the various links, you would be correct in presuming I had fun with Interceptor. There is so much going on, I cannot help but dig. At the same time, I do have to stop digging and write a review. Once again, definitely recommended.
Farrugia provided me with a reviewer's copy of Interceptor.
Interceptor is available at Amazon
Helix Episode I
#Genetics#Loyalty#TheFifthColumn#WeaponsmanufacturersMilitary strategyTechnothriller
Farrugia, Nathan; Exile (Helix II) (2016)
Photo by Andrew Maccoll, Cover design by Pat Naoum
Nathan. You cretin. If telepathic strangling had been possible, I might have given it a try all the way from Norway. Cliff-hangers like this should be forbidden.
History repeats itself over and over and over again. Using The Fifth Column as his title for the Sophia series, and inserting Sixth Column as rebels to the usurper group, shows us how we continue to live in repetition. The tool used by any power, be it national or institutional, to get the public to go along with it is two-fold: propaganda (mild brainwashing) and force. In the Fifth Column trilogy, Denton and McLoughlin used both to get a strong hold on US military, US government and US public. Propaganda uses less blood and is often (usually) difficult to see through.
I am 51 years old and have been through all sorts of propaganda periods. Usually, I like to think of myself as a feminist. In Exile, Nathan showed me how far I have left to go.
Damien, Jay and Nasira have gone to Las Vegas to get hold of Aviary (from The Fifth Column). Since Jay has lost his genetic advantages, and is still healing from the killing shots from Helix I, he is get-away driver. Nasira and Damien want to rescue Aviary and have to get through a group of Marines guarding her room. Nasira begins the fight and Damien joins in.
"That would be my cue, Damien thought.
He launched for the marine behind him, grasped the barrel of her gun and twisted it up, tangling her trigger finger. The scope broke her nose, blood spattering the door of the room."
I was completely surprised when the marine was a woman. So much for my feminism. But that is the power of propaganda. Farrugia just dump women and men into situations without regard for gender and lets them do their thing. And that is incredibly cool and hopeful.
There are three main groups in Exile. The first is the above. Their self-imposed job is to find Aviary and get her to help them again. The above shows one of the complications that arise.
Our second group is Olesya and Ark(adiy) and their masters. Val was taken by Intron Genetics Incorporated operators towards the end of Helix I. She was the third operative taken that week. They are not the only three who have been kidnapped. The loss of Ark's sister hit both of them hard, and they desperately want her back. But Illarion does not agree with their assessment of Intron's involvement. So he sends them to Poland due to an apparent shift of Fifth Column operatives to Eastern Europe and the loss of several hunters in the area. Something major seems to be going down.
The third group is Sophia, Czarina and Ieva. Sophia rescued and deprogrammed both of them. At this point she was teaching them to deprogram others. That is Sophia's main mission (much as it is Olesya's), to catch and deprogram Fifth Column operatives. However, catching people who fight for their lives is not a simple matter. At least Sophia has access to the location of every live Fifth Column operative.
Finally, there is the matter of Denton and Loughlin's goal of making impossible-to-catch operatives. These two are extremely driven people who will do absolutely anything to accomplish their goals and retain their positions. That includes operators like Priya, who Sophia stumbles across on one of her jobs to save people from the clutches of the Fifth Column.
Well written as usual. Fun and believable fighting. Plenty of intrigue. Farrugia does techno-thrillers well. Definitely recommended.
Exile: Helix II is available on Amazon US
My review of Helix: Episode I
An ARC of Exile (Helix II) was given to me by the author
Intron:
Introns are present in the initial RNA transcript, known as pre-mRNA. They need to be removed in order for the mRNA to be able to direct the production of proteins. Pre-mRNA, therefore, undergoes a process, known as splicing, to create mature mRNA. (6, 8)
It is vital for the introns to be removed precisely, as any left-over intron nucleotides, or deletion of exon nucleotides, may result in a faulty protein being produced. This is because the amino acids that make up proteins are joined together based on codons, which consist of three nucleotides. An imprecise intron removal thus may result in a frameshift, which means that the genetic code would be read incorrectly. (3)
This can be explained by using the following phrase as a metaphor for an exon: "BOB THE BIG TAN CAT". If the intron before this exon was imprecisely removed, so that the "B" was no longer present, then the sequence would become unreadable: "OBT HEB IGT ANC AT…"
#Family#Genetics#Helix#Terrorism#TheFifthColumnTechnothriller
Farrugia, Nathan M.: The Phoenix Variant (The Fifth Column III) (2014)
I like authors that make me curious about the background of their stories. The first thing about The Phonix Variant that set me off was Denton's trip to Ekne, Norway. Shame on me for not knowing my own country's history well enough. I had to look the place up. Now I kind of know where Ekne is and I also know that there was indeed a prison camp located there. That is another thing I like in authors – that they do their home-work.
Denton is a fascinating character. Amorality is a state that at times seems enviable and at others horrifying. Not liking Denton is at times impossible because he is so enthusiastic about his projects. Even when he goes against Sophia's team, he does it with such pleasure and glee that I am unable to dislike him. A well-written antagonist is what he is.
Sophia still struggles with the results of her actions. But at the beginning of the story she goes through a cathartic episode with Aviary. What names people give their children, especially in the US. Aviary cracks her way into Fifth Column's ones and zeros like nerd she is. Because Aviary is not an operative Sophia and her team underestimate her ability to help. Tsk, tsk. They should know better by now. But they learn to appreciate Aviary for her abilities rather than excluding her from helping due to what she lacks.
The gang needs to keep Denton from getting all three of the Phoenix Variants, and boy are they going to have to work for it. Hurricane Isaac adds to the vectors they need to factor into their battle. For battle it is. As with the previous two installments of the Fifth Column serial, the Phoenix Variant is filled with action and close-up fighting. A lot of property is destroyed while most of the lives taken are operative ones. The action is fun. What gore there is makes sense.
Once again Nathan M. Farrugia's writing is definitely recommended.
Joel Pettersson
Orkney Dean
Shubra
The Phonix Variant available on iTunes, Kindle, Momentum
My reviews of
The Chimera Vector
The Seraphim Sequence
CIA's Support to the Nazi War Criminal Investigations
Falstad concentration camp, Norway (ch. 1)
Nemesis theory (hypothetical star)
#Genetics#SpaceborneDiseases#Strangepowers#TheFifthColumnNathan FarrugiaTechnothriller
Farrugia, Nathan M.: The Seraphim Sequence (The Fifth Column II)
The main question in The Seraphim Sequence seems to be "who is really on Sophia's side" in her battle against the Fifth Column. She trusts five people. These are Jay, Damian, Nasira and Benito. Her hero is Freeman, the leader of the Akhana. Anyone else is questionable in her mind, although there are a couple who seem to grow on her. Feeling as though you are able to trust as many as five people, considering Sophia's background, is actually pretty good.
A group of psychopaths deciding the way the world is run doesn't seem that far-fetched to me. At one point in the story Jay even feels as though he is in a Dan Brown story to which Damien responds "Please don't make this any worse than it has to be,". Jay does his best to keep the fighting off them, but a Farrugia novel will not leave its characters in peace. I can only hope that the main characters survive Mr. Farrugia's clever pen.
Sophia is still dealing with her guilt regarding the 400 million women she inadvertently caused to die horrific deaths. Therein lies the difference between Sophia and the pscyhopaths, like Cecilia and Denton, that have been and are in charge. One has regrets and one does not. On one point, I will give the psychopaths their due. One of them states that being relieved of feelings of guilt would make Sophia more efficient. That is true. Guilt does slow a person down. It makes us rethink our options and try to find less destructive ones – for the people we wish to save. Destruction for the other side should be as complete as possible. Maybe we are all psychopaths to one degree or another.
There is a lot of action and plenty of fun weapons that aren't too terribly different to what is available today. The weapons that do deviate are within the realm of possibility – at least they are to my non-weapon knowledgeable mind.
Jeremy Kackley
Matt Shanklin
Tim, the Enchanter
The Seraphim Sequence available on Kindle
My review of The Chimera Vector
Can Genes be Turned on and Off in Cells?
DNA building blocks can be made in space, NASA
Human Genome is Part Bonavirus, Tina Hesman Saey
Microwave Mind Control, Tim Rafat
No, diatoms have not been found in a meteorite, Phil Plait
Pseudogenes (from Farrugia's website)
The Psychology of the Mob Mentality, Nicola Davies
The Roots of Evil by Erwin Staub
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PE-backed Improving acquires Innovative Architects
Improving, a portfolio company of Trinity Hunt Partners, has acquired Atlanta-based Innovative Architects, a provider of application development and engineering services and solutions. No financial terms were disclosed.
Dallas – January 8, 2019 – Improving, a leading full-service provider of technology and custom software development services, and portfolio company of Trinity Hunt Partners, today announced the acquisition of Innovative Architects, an Atlanta-based provider of application development and engineering services and solutions. The acquisition enhances Improving's growing national footprint and strengthens the depth of its service offering.
"The mutual benefits of acquiring businesses that share similar company values is that it allows us to advance our ambition of building Improving into a company that has a lasting impact in the technology community," said Curtis Hite, CEO of Improving. "Our goal is to further the success of IT organizations across the region by combining the historically proven performance of local teams with an increased focus on establishing stakeholder trust. We believe that Innovative Architects' strong culture and expertise in Microsoft technologies and cloud computing will strategically accelerate our ability to accomplish these goals."
"We are thrilled to be a part of Improving's growth strategy," said Scott McMichael, President of Innovative Architects. "Improving shares our values of trusted advisor-ship and a commitment to client success. We have remarkable synergies as a culture-rich organization that rewards innovation and involvement. We are looking forward to anchoring the Southeast in the national footprint of Improving to better serve our clients from both a business and technology perspective."
Trinity Hunt Partners previously announced its partnership with Improving in July 2018.
Based in Dallas, Trinity Hunt Partners is a middle-market private equity firm with approximately $775 million under management, focused on building founder and family-owned growth businesses into market leaders. Trinity Hunt Partners has earned a reputation for working effectively with entrepreneurs to provide strategic, operational, and financial expertise to help elevate their companies to the next level of success. For more information, please visit www.trinityhunt.com.
Improving is a technology consulting, custom software solutions, and training firm focused in Agile, Microsoft (.NET) and Java technologies. In July 2018, Improving announced their partnership with private equity firm Trinity Hunt Partners. The company has an international presence with offices in Dallas, Texas; Bryan/College Station, Texas; Houston, Texas; Columbus, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Atlanta, Georgia and Calgary, Canada. To learn more about Improving, visit www.improving.com.