Seven human clones. One missing child. An island of mystery.
In a desperate bid for freedom, seven genetically engineered siblings escape their creator’s laboratory and must evade capture by a powerful paranormal military force while unraveling the truth of their existence and finding their place in the world.
What makes us human?
When seven children—each a masterpiece of genetic engineering—escape the lab that has been their only home, they find themselves thrust into a world that sees them as nothing more than anomalies. Their creator, a man known only as “Father,” gives his life to set them free, leaving them with one cryptic clue: find “the surrogate.” As they flee from a relentless military force, each sibling faces their own unique struggle—questions of identity, loyalty, and the meaning of freedom.
The Seven Isaacs is a powerful and thought-provoking novel that weaves action, suspense, and heart-wrenching emotion into a tale of survival and self-discovery. A story of family, resilience, and the search for humanity in the face of overwhelming odds, this book will leave readers breathless and deeply moved.
Michael Mustizer
is an award-winning independent filmmaker, novelist, and creative strategist based in Georgia. With a distinctive voice that bridges speculative fiction, historical drama, and literary storytelling, Michael is the author of multiple novels including The Seven Isaacs and Alice the Fifth. He is also in the query trenches for the currently unpublished novels: The Sugar Shack, The Sky Farm, and Be Spartan.
His work explores themes of resilience, identity, and human connection across time and genre. He is developing The Seven Isaacs, as a graphic novel developed in the gritty tradition of EC Horror Comics, and he is also the screenwriter behind Galaxie, a 70s street-racing drama which is being shopped around Hollywood.
Michael lives with his wife and daughter, along with their two dogs, and enjoys mountain biking, vintage animation, and classic crime fiction. Whether he’s crafting intense psychological thrillers or heartfelt family sagas, Michael brings cinematic vision and emotional depth to every page.

