The Sleep Waves

Wisdom Revolution #4

by Misba

The Intuitionist, determined to find her past, reaches Alphatech—the research ground with twelve towers—everyone’s dreamland and the largest net for the school of fish. A deeper truth coils around it. Then there’s the Security Tower—always watching, constantly advising, with food in one hand and whip in the other.

The search for her past takes the Intuitionist to look for the Equation of God, a research banned for everyone except for the WSI, World Security Intelligence. They have secretly created the Sublime. Some call it the Doomsday Machine; others whisper it’s the Eye of God.

They make her sleep for looking into banned books. So she moves on her path, stepping along the Oldest Dance, and the universe takes her towards what the Mesmerizer has predicted she will want someday—the Source.
But first, she must fight the Mind World and untie the knots placed on her brain while protecting things they threaten to take. She must find out how these all connect to her past. How did it begin with her source?

Meanwhile, the Mesmerizer and the Monk are far ahead as the seekers of the Source. As they compete to find it first, they face trails from the Ones With Long Memories, leaving one of them stuck in a cave deep inside the earth. Will the universe favor them once more? Or will she shy away?

Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Science Fiction Fantasy

Audiobook

First published December 26, 2025

About the author

I could write a bio here--long or short. You won't know me still. Not in the way you could if you read things I wrote. But you can start here--from some of my articles. As for the books, Wisdom Revolution is out there.

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Reviews

[Misba]

No first-chapter posting, this time. At least, not here.
But still something from it--

The Great Convergence

The day isn’t far
When you’ll crave the one—
The art that will steal your dreams.
But it won’t come
Because your world is flipped
Beneath all grand schemes.
Fake words, fake news, fake booze
Fill your chalice in streams.
The Devil brings nymphs
Who sing lies of trance in hymns.
That day is the end of all days,
Lasting decades.
Though it’s only the Hour in One God’s dreams.

In that Hour, you’ll wish you had a friend
Of real flesh and blood in red enflamed—
Who will mend your heart smoked.
You got lured, dazzled by hell’s hanging fruit,
But when you touched it, inside, it was all grieving soot.
That day isn’t far
When you’ll crave peace and someone with measured brute,
Who would sing it all to the world from the Opener of Truth.
That day isn’t far when you will want her—
The one with a true smile and one matching foot.

[Michaela Roblova · Rating 5 out of 5]

“The Monk stands up, too. You are angry, he says with a tone that says he dares not complain about it.
You’re not angry enough, she says before leaving.”

Wow. I mean, wow. This series just got so much more interesting. There are so many things to unpack that I hardly know where to begin. Misba draws countless parallels to our world while simultaneously deepening the story and its themes.

Readers only ever know as much as Kusha does. We delve deeper into Kusha’s past and learn more about the “Source,” but at the same time, I felt like I was in Inception — what is real, and what isn’t? How can you trust yourself when even your intuition no longer works?

The book also explores complex philosophical themes in greater depth. The author strongly criticizes capitalism and the herd mentality of people who blindly follow others without critically thinking about the information they receive.

All in all, I had a lot of fun reading this book, and I can’t wait for more. That said, this installment was definitely harder to digest than the previous books in the series.

[Lina Tae]

I could give a trip to the core of the world to know its title. Beholding ...

[Molly McDonald]

Bonecrushingly waiting for the dark night of the soul.