
Brooke Angel

"The Land Remembers.
Time Fractures.
Redemption Waits."

**Seeking Representation**
Work in Progress

A Series of standalone novels connected by mystery, memory, and the haunted veins of the oilfields.
Beneath The Bakken
Beneath the Bakken is a speculative fiction series rooted in the oilfields of the American frontier, where memory clings to shale, time fractures under pressure, and the ghosts of the past demand to be heard. Each book follows a different worker as they encounter the strange phenomena buried beneath the rigs—phenomena that may be sentient, ancient, and waiting.
PROJECTS
Crude Blood
(Nearing Final Draft!)

Book 1 of Beneath The Bakken Series
Out here, the land remembers.
When Cody Miller’s mother is diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor, he leaves college and heads north to the oilfields of North Dakota—an industry he vowed never to touch, one that broke his father and fractured his family. With his sister holding the household together and emergencies mounting, Cody is running out of time.
Assigned to a work-over crew on a well known for tragedy, Cody begins to hear phantom voices, see shadows in the derrick, and feel the weight of something watching. When an accident flings him from the rig, he wakes up in 1951—on the same site, months before it struck oil.
Working beside his grandfather and a teenage roughneck with big dreams, Cody witnesses the birth of a boom—and the ghosts it leaves behind. As friendships grow and lives are lost, Cody realizes the well is more than haunted.
It’s alive.
And it’s not done with him yet.
Crude Blood is a genre-bending tale of sacrifice, memory, and the souls that built the patch—where time drills deep, and the only way out is through.

Echoes Of The Tempest
Stand Alone Novel in Production
She came to escape him.
The fear. The grief. The shadows that never seemed to lift.
Grace arrives at a weathered house perched between sea and mountain, a place whispered to be haunted—but it's not ghosts of the dead that follow her. It’s the fear she carried from the life she fled. In the silence of broken floorboards and crashing waves, she begins again—cleaning, surviving, learning to breathe.
Then she finds the letters.
At first, they're thought to be from another woman who knew the same kind of heartbreak—one who turned to faith when the world turned cruel. But as storms rage outside and within, Grace begins to wonder: Are these truly from the past… or are they from the woman she’s becoming?
With every storm, the ocean returns a piece of her: driftwood, sea glass, fragments of pain and endurance transformed into truth.
This house isn't just a place to hide.
It's where healing begins.
It's where Grace learns the storm was never sent to destroy her—
It was sent to set her free.
INOCHI
In Progress!
Seven years ago, the sea came for her.
Now, she rides the storm back home.
When a tsunami shattered Japan’s coast and crippled the Fukushima power plant, thousands vanished—claimed by waves, by radiation, by silence. Among the missing: a woman whose name has faded from search bulletins but not from memory.
And one rainy night, she steps into a cab.
He’s a physicist-turned-taxi-driver, disillusioned by bureaucracy and broken dreams. She’s ethereal, beautiful, and lost—offering an address that doesn’t exist. Then lightning flashes. The dashcam crackles. And she’s gone.
All that’s left behind is a hairpin.
As each storm returns, so does she—appearing with lightning, bound by something unseen. He begins to suspect she’s caught in a dimensional fracture—an electromagnetic rift triggered by the energy of the tsunami. Her presence isn’t ghostly. It’s quantum.
And she’s running out of time.
As love blooms in lightning-lit fragments, he must face a choice: protect the laws of reality… or break them for her. Because she doesn’t want to be remembered.
She wants to live.
Inochi is a time-fractured love story about memory, belief, and what lingers in the spaces between—where science meets soul, and not even the sea can claim what was meant to endure.

What's Next:
Future series on the horizon—love, loss, and the theories that bind the universe.
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Theoretical Works
I believe fiction is a vessel for truth—and sometimes, the systems I imagine are simply ahead of where science is willing to look.
This space houses my speculative frameworks: architectures of thought, consciousness, and cognition that blur the boundary between story and science.
My latest work, Soul-Safe Cognitive Architecture, proposes a model for reflective, ethically-bound AI. The full technical paper, visual schematics, and narrative companion are now under review with leading journals.
In addition to this, I’m developing speculative models around unified field resonance and dimensional convergence.
This is a pre-acceptance version currently under peer review with AI & Society. All figures are original and created by the author. Please do not reproduce or distribute without consent.

ABOUT
Brooke Angel writes fiction at the edge of reality and restoration—where storms speak, ghosts remember, and time always has something to say. Her stories explore the sacred in the broken, the haunted, and the lost—and what it means to rise anyway.
Alongside her writing, she explores emerging theories of mind, memory, electromagnetism, and dimensional resonance. Brooke’s speculative frameworks often walk a fine line between science fiction and scientific intuition—inviting researchers to look twice at what they may have overlooked.
She doesn't claim titles.
Just questions, patterns, and the quiet certainty that everything is more connected than we think.
I grew up where the roads were dirt and the stories ran deep—
where little brothers begged for tales that hadn’t yet been written,
and the scent of rain on cut hay still lives inside my bones.
Since then, I’ve wandered far—
gathering fragments of forgotten places,
old books and sea glass,
ghosts, and grace.
I write the kinds of stories that linger—
where time slips sideways,
where letters reach across years,
where storms do more than shake the sky.
My work is for those who’ve known silence
but kept listening,
for those who’ve been lost
but kept walking,
for those who believe
there is always something reaching through.
Redemption.
Restoration.
Transformation.
Elevation.
That’s the story.
And I just happen to write it down
