"Biometry" is an exciting novel by Alexei Kryukov, which plunges the reader into the world of high technology, mysteries and human passions. This book is not just a science fiction thriller, but an in-depth study of how technology can change our perception of ourselves, the world around us and human relationships. If you like works in the spirit of "Dark Matter" by Blake Crouch or "Snow Maiden" by Dina Rubina, then "Biometry" will be a real find for you. The plot of the book unfolds in the near future, where biometric technologies have become an integral part of everyday life. People use their biometric data to identify, access services, and even in personal relationships. However, as in any utopia, behind the perfect facade hides dark secrets and dangers. The main character, a talented programmer and developer, finds himself embroiled in a complex network of intrigues when his own developments begin to be used for selfish purposes. He faces moral dilemmas that force him to rethink his values and place in this new world. The book raises important topics such as the ethics of technology, privacy, and the boundaries of human identity. Hooks masterfully combines elements of thriller and science fiction, creating a tense atmosphere that keeps the reader in suspense until the last page. Questions about how far we are willing to go in the pursuit of convenience and safety are becoming especially relevant in today's world, where technology is developing at an incredible speed. "Biometry" will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from teenagers who are fond of technology and science fiction, to adults who are interested in the social and ethical aspects of the digital era. The book can be an excellent choice for discussion in book clubs, as it raises many questions regarding our future and the role of technology in it. The style of Alexei Kryukov is distinguished by brightness and dynamism. He skillfully creates images and atmosphere, allowing the reader not only to follow the development of the plot, but also to better understand the internal experiences of the characters. His previous works, such as Codex 404 and Forgotten Reality, also explore the intersection of technology and human nature, making him one of the most interesting authors of the modern genre. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Biometrics, where every decision can have unpredictable consequences, and technologies can both save and destroy. This book is not just entertainment, but an important step towards understanding how we can use technology for good without losing humanity. If you are looking for a work that will make you think about the future, about who we are and who we can become, Biometrics will become your faithful companion in this fascinating journey.