Can’t get over Off Campus? Prime Video’s next wave of teen romance dramas is already lined up for you

After releasing two breakout hit series in a row, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and “Off-Campus,” Prime Video has become a new haven for romance-drama fans. If, like me, you’re still immersed in the sweet, youthful romance and can’t quite move on, you definitely won’t want to miss the new titles coming to the platform.

• Related reading: Prime Video’s campus romance series “Off Campus” is blowing up online: Once you start the first episode, you really can’t stop

Prime Video’s newly announced slate brings together several highly anticipated adaptations of popular novels, from a classic fake romance in academia and an angst-filled reunion shaped by summer regrets to forbidden love and fated betrayal at an elite school. They’re sure to have viewers staying up late to binge-watch again.

Off-Campus

The Summer I Turned Pretty

1. “Love Me Love Me” (film)

• Release date: February 13, 2026 (now streaming)

Based on a legendary Italian novel on Wattpad with as many as 23 million reads. After losing her older brother, June enrolls at an aristocratic school in Milan in search of redemption and begins dating Will, the perfect model student. However, Will’s best friend James, a rebellious, hot-tempered boy with a dangerous edge who frequents illegal underground MMA fights late at night, completely upends June’s life with his aggressive provocations. She is thrust into a heartbreaking choice between “security” and “fatal attraction.”

2. “Every Year After” (series)

• Release date: June 10, 2026

Adapted from Carley Fortune’s bestselling tearjerker, “Every Summer After.” Spanning a decade, the story follows two childhood friends who meet one summer in Barry’s Bay, Canada, then gradually drift apart after an irreversible mistake. When fate brings them together again, can they find the answer to the ultimate question amid the ashes of a youth filled with regret: Is first love a soulmate destined to be?

3. “Your Fault: London” (film)

• Release date: June 17, 2026

Following the huge success of “My Fault: London,” the British version of the taboo romance within a blended family returns with a sequel. Nick and Noah try to protect their passionate yet controversial love in London. As Nick enters the workforce and Noah starts college, new temptations, shadows from the past, and the growing distance between them once again put their wild love to the test.

4. “Maxton Hall” Season 3 (series)

• Release timing: Expected in 2026

The global phenomenon German series “Maxton Hall – The World Between Us” returns with the final chapter of the bestselling book trilogy. In Season 3, Ruby and James’s cross-class romance faces an unprecedented “destructive storm.” As pressure from an ultra-wealthy family, a devastating betrayal scandal, and rampant jealousy within Maxton Hall collide, James is torn between his family obligations and the Ruby he loves. Their fragile trust will ultimately either fall apart or be reborn amid this power struggle.

5. “The Last Sunrise” (film)

• Release timing: Expected in 2026

The latest screen adaptation of a work by “After” author Anna Todd. A young American woman struggling with health problems travels with her overprotective mother to the scenic Spanish island of Mallorca. Along its sun-soaked azure coast, she meets a charming local Spanish boy with a free spirit, and a summer romance of sunrises and romantic rebirth begins.

6. “The Love Hypothesis” (film)

• Release timing: Expected in the second half of 2026

A highly anticipated adaptation of a hugely popular Wattpad novel, starring Lili Reinhart. Biology PhD student Olive is trying to prove to her best friend that she’s long over her ex, so in a moment of panic, she “forcefully kisses” Adam, an aloof, sharp-tongued star professor, in the hallway. Their “contract relationship,” entered into for their own purposes, soon spirals into an emotional whirlwind as scientific rigor collides with the chemistry that develops from spending time together day after day.

7. “Clashing Through the Snow” (film)

• Release timing: Expected in winter 2026

Starring Christopher Briney of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and Michelle Randolph. On the eve of Christmas break, a severe snowstorm grounds all flights to the East Coast. Two workplace rivals fiercely competing for the same promotion reluctantly team up to make it home in time, setting off on a cross-country road trip full of wild disasters and laughs. As they weather one travel mishap after another together, the bickering pair gradually sparks an unexpected romance.

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