Rim of Eternal Light

Faith, Survival, and the First Moonbase

De: David Ewen

Narrado por: Lee Waterhouse

At the rim of Shackleton Crater, morning is not a moment. It is a long mercy kept.

Engineer Naomi Reyes did not come to the Moon to preach. She came to keep people alive. But as storms scrape the solar plain, a blackout tests courage, and an eclipse thins the light, Naomi and her small crew learn to survive by writing a humble Rule of Life on the habitat wall and living it with their hands.

Under Commander Park’s steady quiet, botanist Tamsin coaxes green from dust, electrician Olu listens to wires like hymns, and Naomi chooses stewardship over spectacle when the world asks for a show. From a lab on Earth, Leah, Arthur, and Jonah fight for truth with signatures that cost. From Ridge Node Two, strangers become neighbors. From a classroom filled with paper sparrows, children pray them through the long night.

Here, power is for life, truth, and repair. Confession is part of safety. Hospitality saves. A small wooden cross in a ring of stones becomes a thank you more than a banner, and the crew’s most audacious act is simple faithfulness: forgive faster than you assign blame, say the names, begin again.

Set against the stark beauty of the lunar south pole, Rim of Eternal Light is a Christian science fiction novel about redemption that looks like mended cables, grace that tastes like clean water, and hope that learns to keep a light when the cameras are gone. It will leave you uplifted, reflective, and ready to begin again.

©2025 Dr. David K. Ewen (P)2026 Dr. David K. Ewen