Soon Enough

Thin Places: Book 1

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Genres

Dark Thriller, Fairies, Dark Fantasy, Scottish Thriller, Supernatural Thriller, Urban Fantasy, Novels, and Debut

Trigger Warnings

Violence, Profanity, and Death

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Nov 13, 2025

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438 pages

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Soon Enough

Thin Places: Book 1

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Blurb

Scottish Urban Fantasy

Dan MacLean is about to discover what happens when Death herself takes a personal interest in keeping you alive.

Mysterious deaths are piling across Scotland, and a woman with storm-dark eyes is haunting the ghost tours he leads in Edinburgh.

He is used to faking the macabre as a stand-up comedian and tour guide. But when ancient Fae courts stir from their slumber, and a relentless predator hunts for a key, his life starts unravelling. The worst part? That key might be Dan himself.

Armed with sarcasm, a centuries-old trickster, and a colleague who brews terrible tea, Dan is about to learn that sometimes, fairy stories don’t have happy endings.

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Genres

Dark Thriller, Fairies, Dark Fantasy, Scottish Thriller, Supernatural Thriller, Urban Fantasy, Novels, and Debut

Trigger Warnings

Violence, Profanity, and Death

Type of Ending

Series

Thin Places — Book 1

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Publication Date

Nov 13, 2025

Page Length

438 pages

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Author

Magnus Watt is a creative grafter from the Scottish Highlands who spent twenty years in Edinburgh before settling in Middlesbrough with his wife and two young daughters. He juggles office work, stand-up comedy, and the ongoing battle to finish a cup of coffee before it goes cold.

Magnus is fascinated by stories where the strange and everyday collide, where ancient mysteries quietly linger in modern places, and where humour and grief often coexist. He is drawn to flawed characters, stubborn settings, and dialogue that captures the raw, messy, and heartfelt rhythms of real conversation.

His debut novel, Soon Enough, was written in the scattered moments between work, bedtime stories, and life’s unpredictable chaos. Magnus is now expanding that world with further books, exploring the rich tapestry he has created and continuing to follow where the story leads.