In 1996, astronomer Dr. Sheffield Caverton discovers evidence that the Moon is becoming structurally unstable. Before he can warn the world, his research is seized and he disappears without a trace. His findings become the foundation of a secret government survival program known as Mission AEGIS.

Thirty years later, strange tides, unexplained seismic events, and growing evidence from space confirm humanity's worst fear. The Moon is dying.

As civilization begins to unravel, Navy Lieutenant Trevor Lombardi and emergency management specialist Dr. Eden LaGreen find themselves on the front lines of a global crisis unlike anything in human history. While governments struggle to maintain order and scientists race to understand the catastrophe, billions face an uncertain future.

Grounded in real science and inspired by the large-scale disaster epics of Armageddon, The Day After Tomorrow, and 2012, When the Waves Go Silent is a hard science fiction thriller that explores survival, sacrifice, leadership, and humanity's fight against extinction.

For readers who enjoy realistic science fiction, disaster fiction, and high-stakes global suspense.