She carries the memories of a world undone. But can she survive the truth buried in the stars?In a fractured galaxy where memories are currency and grief echoes through space, rogue pilot Nyxal Vey is haunted by visions that aren't her own. When a mysterious signal draws her to the forbidden graveyard planet of Lumen Graves, she uncovers a secret long erased from history-a cosmic wound tied to a forgotten child, a godseed, and a light that could either heal or destroy reality itself.From the crayon-colored dreamscapes of Earth's past to the shimmering ruins of the Weeping Nebula, LUMEN GRAVES is a soul-stirring sci-fi journey through memory, loss, identity, and the luminous threads that bind all life.For fans of Annihilation, Arrival, and The Left Hand of Darkness, this novel blends metaphysical inquiry with heart-pounding adventure-inviting readers to grieve, to remember, and to find hope in the dark. Rui Talaia is not a guru, nor does he claim to have all the answers. He is simply a fellow traveler-curious, open-hearted, and deeply human-who has spent decades exploring the questions that tug at the soul: Who am I? Why am I here? How do I live with meaning in a world that often feels disconnected?His journey has taken him through many landscapes: from ancient teachings and spiritual communities to quiet moments of reflection and everyday life lessons. Along the way, Rui has come to believe that spirituality isn't something separate from life-it is life, lived with intention, presence, and compassion.Living the New Age is the second book in his evolving trilogy, a continuation of his honest and heartfelt exploration into how we can bring spirit into the ordinary. His first book laid the foundation; this one invites you to live it. The third and final book is currently in the making, bringing together a lifetime of insights, mistakes, awakenings, and humble wonderings.Rui writes not as an expert, but as someone who is still learning-still listening. Through his books, he hopes to create a space where readers feel less alone, more empowered, and gently reminded that the sacred is already within them

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