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TECHMAN Part Two Expands Ricky Melwani’s Techno-Thriller Series With Mysterious Languages and New Technology

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Techman: Age of Super & Quantum Computing — Part One — book cover

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Ricky Melwani continues the TECHMAN saga with Part Two: The Age of Intelligence & Language, delving into medical experiments & AI, while both volumes are offered for free on Amazon over a five-day period.

LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 31, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Australian author Ricky Melwani advances the TECHMAN science-fiction and techno-thriller series with TECHMAN Part Two: The Age of Intelligence and Language, a work that expands story arcs involving mysterious tongues, medical innovations, intelligence operations, and next-generation computing.

From September 1–5, 2026, both TECHMAN volumes will be offered at no cost on Amazon: Techman: Age of Super & Quantum Computing — Part One

Arc 1: Aaron and the Unknown Languages

Mysterious languages begin surfacing within connected technological systems. Their patterns match nothing documented, and they shift even as analysts observe them. Translation tools produce no results.
Aaron Sharma employs his advanced neural implant to analyze them, leveraging technology that enables him to decode intricate systems.
When the implant inside his skull fails to provide an answer, Aaron devises a fresh method to uncover the structures beneath those languages and explore their likely origin.

Arc 2: Dr. Robert and the Study of Human Emotion

Inside Dr. Robert's facility, Eidolon and Eidos move among living patients as bio-artificial cells hunt for disease at its initial stages.
The sensor data reveals an unforeseen dimension within the human body.
The United Nations sends Dr. Robert a patient like no other: Thomas Ashworth, 68, terminally ill and mourning his wife of 43 years.
Ashworth asks Robert to preserve what a lifetime of loving one person left inside him and transmit some part of it to his daughter.
This storyline investigates a speculative concept regarding the transfer and conservation of human emotion.

Arc 3: Aaron's Team Investigates the Phantom Syndicate

For fourteen years, the Phantom Syndicate has been infiltrating the infrastructure of forty-seven nations, constructing something that no agency has managed to locate.
Movements turn into coordinates. Surveillance turns into proof.
As the probe advances beyond what can be discovered through monitors and surveillance, the group shifts to a hands-on operation.
The investigation transforms into a military mission.

Arc 4: The 25-Year Hunt

Meanwhile, a separate storyline follows a forty-five-day pursuit involving three hunters and a single destination.
What they are seeking has remained concealed for a quarter of a century, and its revelation could carry serious implications for Aaron's father and the secret he has devoted his life to safeguarding.

TECHMAN Part One: Age of Super & Quantum Computing

Aaron's journey starts when he is eight years old. A devastating accident leaves his father with only one choice: an experimental neural chip designed to save his son's life.
Aaron survives, but the implant eventually forces his family to flee India and start over under fresh identities in Australia.
Part One examines the fallout of that technology through a series of incidents involving advanced computing and developing threats.
In one storyline, a train traveling at 130 km/h loses its brakes while twenty meters of track are missing. Australia's railway system turns against itself. Aaron saves his tutor's train before the virus mutates and threatens another train carrying his mother.

Another chapter moves through 1917, 1944 and 4271 BCE as a military simulation shifts from World War I to Omaha Beach and then to an alien battlefield featuring a language that no one programmed. Aaron responds to the language instead of translating it.
Elsewhere, Aaron's suit is built to defeat cameras, infrared and radar. The building detects him through heat, heartbeat, breathing and moving air, then adapts to his movements.

Part One also introduces Dr. Robert's development of Eidolon and Eidos, the machines that progress to human trials in Part Two.

ABOUT THE TECHMAN SERIES

The TECHMAN Series is an ongoing science-fiction and techno-thriller universe exploring brain-chip technology, advanced computing, robotics, medicine, and intelligence operations. Learn more: https://techmanseries.com

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ricky Melwani is an Australian author and the creator of the TECHMAN series, an ongoing science-fiction and techno-thriller universe about the consequences of technology exceeding the boundaries humanity originally intended for it.

Through TECHMAN, Ricky blends large-scale technological ideas with human stories about family, identity, memory, responsibility and the choices people make when extraordinary technology becomes part of everyday life. Here is a recent article published about the author and his books.

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