"You made me... but you cannot control me." In the obscure confines of a modern lab, Dr. Rebecca Miles and Dr. Leonard Krauss achieve the seemingly impossible: Noah, a human clone. An offspring of human ingenuity, Noah goes beyond a scientific marvel. He is more so a self-aware, intelligent creature, and the lit fuse of something utterly devastating. What begins as mankind's wildest construction ultimately becomes its worse nightmare. Noah is not just alive; he is flagging potential dissolution for Room Number Seven. His unnerving stare burns through nakedly at two of his creators, showcasing not their brilliance but also their weakening disability, their fears, and their darkest lies. In the unfolding of these conspiratorial realities, it becomes painfully clear that Noah has ceased to be an experiment and is precisely a revolution. Caught in a web of bio-ethics, power, and survival, Rebecca and Leonard have to face the dire truth: What they have created might either reshape humanity or extinguish it. The only question remains not whether they can manage him, but if they can stop him. "Human Cloning: Revolution of the Manufactured" is a spine-chilling sci-fi thriller based on reality that will send chills down your spine. Included within is a suspenseful thrill ride with impeccable twists and serious questions concerning technology and morality and its dire implications in breaking past what is natural.