Out of the Nothing

The Nowhere Series: Book 3

Advance Reader Copy

Genres

Female Protagonist, Horror, Novels, Children, Young Adult, and Middle Grade

Trigger Warnings

None

Type of Ending

AI Usage

Series

The Nowhere Series — Book 3

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is recommended, but not required

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Publication Date

Aug 28, 2026

Page Length

248 pages

Available Formats

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Out of the Nothing

The Nowhere Series: Book 3

Advance Reader Copy

Blurb

Nowhere is broken.

The Keeper, a monster made of shadow and jagged edges, rules there.

The lost are scattered over the cracked, gray ground. The Collectors no longer do their job. No one is called to help.

Someone should save it.

But Shelly can’t possibly be that someone. Because she’s waiting. Waiting for Dad to come home, waiting for answers, waiting for life to change and for the world to help her.

When the black fog from Nowhere creeps into her world, it steals her breakfast and parts of the sky, and leaves a shoe and a book.

But the lost aren't the only ones who need Nowhere. The world does, too.

Someone should do something.

Maybe that someone is Shelly, after all.

But The Keeper creates a cage and threatens to trap her forever if she tries.

Shelly has to find her power, believe she can save Nowhere. She has to become unstoppable and face The Keeper. Or stay lost and watch as the world is devoured by the black.

Details

Genres

Female Protagonist, Horror, Novels, Children, Young Adult, and Middle Grade

Trigger Warnings

None

Type of Ending

AI Usage

Series

The Nowhere Series — Book 3

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is recommended, but not required

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads or Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

Number of days to read

Publication Date

Aug 28, 2026

Page Length

248 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Kathleen Palm wanted to be a ballerina (but dancing was hard), then a marine biologist (but science was hard). About eighteen years ago, she became a writer (which is hard, but she didn’t care). She loves scary movies, TV shows, and books, watching people play horror video games on YouTube, and chocolate cake. With her husband, two college kids, four cats and two dogs, she lives in a big, old (sadly not haunted) house in rural Indiana where she resists the urge to run through the killer-infested cornfields.

Publisher

Undertaker Books