They did not save the Moon with miracles, they saved it with breath, prayer, and work. In the year 2197, an asteroid shatters in Earth's defense. A mountain-sized core veers toward the Moon, toward Helios Base, a fragile sanctuary of families and dreamers. With hours to live, a small coalition must turn tethers, beacons, and courage into a rescue. Commander Mara Elian refuses to leave her people. Chaplain Selah Okoye keeps the air honest when fear tightens every throat. Jace Bhandari reads the math like a hymn. Rin Ito sings a micro thruster into obedience. Basil Kade blesses hinges with a wrench. Rook Arden, a repentant drifter, learns that redemption has calluses. Admiral Voss, haunted and stubborn, discovers that obedience is courage ordered. Together they fight sabotage, corporate greed, and the lure of pride, one small bravery at a time. From the Chapel Dome to the hangar floor, Helios lives by a simple creed: between altar and airframe. Their Harpoon Psalm becomes a liturgy of survival, their kept promises a corridor through chaos. Along the Covenant Lane that will one day bear a beloved name, they learn that grace multiplies what it asks. Shattered Heavens is a hopeful, heart-deep space opera about faith that fits in a pocket, sacrifice that looks like skilled hands, and the kind of forgiveness that turns enemies into neighbors. For readers who want wonder with weight, heroism without hype, and a story that leaves the soul looking up.