There’s something spellbinding about the first crisp autumn afternoon. The air turns cooler, golden leaves crunch underfoot, and the only acceptable thing to do is to curl up with a steaming pumpkin spice latte while the world outside softens into that dreamy, half-enchanted haze.

That’s exactly the mood Disenchanted was made for. 

In Leigh Goff’s YA novel, sixteen-year-old Sophie carries the weight of a powerful witch bloodline she’s desperate to hide—until a dangerous encounter pulls her into forbidden territory, dark family secrets, and a love that could cost her everything. It’s witches, curses, ancestral magic, and that delicious tension of wanting someone you’re not supposed to want. Perfect fuel for those of us who live for stories that feel both cozy and a little dangerous. 

Picture this ideal fall ritual: 

• A pumpkin spice latte (or oat-milk chai if you’re feeling fancy) cradled in both hands 
• Oversized sweater that somehow smells like cinnamon and old books 
• Soft fairy lights or a single candle flickering nearby 
• Maybe a playlist of gentle indie folk or rainy-day piano 
• And Disenchanted open on your lap or Kindle

Other ethereal fall favorites that pair beautifully — a walk through a golden-leafed park at dusk, cinnamon-sugar apple cider donuts, fuzzy socks that match the season’s mood, journaling under string lights, or simply staring out the window while the world turns amber. These small, sensory pleasures make the magic on the page feel even more alive.

Whether you’re thirteen and discovering your first witchy romance or older and still chasing that same flutter of enchanted possibility, Disenchanted delivers the perfect autumn escape—equal parts heart, heritage, and quiet defiance.

Grab your paperback or e-book copy here: Disenchanted

This season, treat yourself to the full ritual. Pumpkin spice in one hand, a story that lingers in the other. You deserve a little enchantment.