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Netflix is moving forward with a television adaptation of Carley Fortune's book 'This Summer Will Be Different,' having cast its main roles after receiving a greenlight in March.
Bestselling author Carley Fortune has achieved significant success with her romance novels, including "Every Summer After" being adapted into a hit Prime Video series, and is now preparing for further adaptations.
Amazon's Prime Day 2026 event is offering significant discounts on a wide range of products, including tech gadgets, beauty items, and home electronics. Shoppers can find deals on popular brands and celebrity-approved products.
Jennifer Saunders, Sean Teale, Simone Ashley, Rhea Norwood, and Sharon Horgan are among the confirmed guest stars for Season 6 of 'Only Murders In The Building'. Details about the show's setting and potential Season 2 for 'Every Year After' were also discussed.
Prime Video's new summer romance series, 'Every Year After', based on Carley Fortune's novel, has released its cast and character guide, featuring a lineup of talented actors.
Prime Video has announced a June 10 premiere date for all episodes of "Every Year After," its television adaptation of Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel "Every Summer After," and released first-look images.
Prime Video is moving forward with its television adaptation of Carley Fortune's novel 'Every Summer After,' with details emerging about the cast and plot for the series.
Francesca Reale and Roby Attal have been cast as Felix and Bridget in Netflix's upcoming TV adaptation of Carley Fortune's novel, 'This Summer Will Be Different'.
Speculation arises about a second season for Prime Video's 'Every Year After,' the adaptation of Carley Fortune’s romance novel 'Every Summer After,' less than a month after its platform debut.
Actor Michael Bradway delves into the complexities of his character, Charlie Florek, and the genuine connection between Percy and Charlie in the series 'Every Year After', based on Carley Fortune's novel.
Author Carley Fortune has discussed the upcoming TV adaptation of her novel 'Every Year After,' including its title change and potential sequel books. Showrunner Amy B. Harris also shared insights into the adaptation process, focusing on the importance of 'precipice' moments.
Prime Video has unveiled the first trailer for 'Every Year After,' a new series based on Carley Fortune’s 2022 novel, which tells a complicated summer love story stemming from a childhood friendship.
Netflix is reportedly preparing an adaptation of a bestseller by author Carley Fortune, aiming to compete with popular romantic series like "The Summer I Turned Pretty."
Sophie Nélisse, known for 'Yellowjackets' and 'Heated Rivalry,' has been cast in the lead role for Netflix's upcoming adaptation of Carley Fortune's romance novel 'This Summer Will Be Different,' with production set to take place on Prince Edward Island.
Prime Video hosted its first-ever Obsessed Fest, a fan event featuring stars from its YA content and a surprise appearance by Jennifer Lopez. During the event, Prime Video renewed 'Every Year After' for a second season and released the first trailer for 'The Love Hypothesis,' while also announcing a release window for 'Maxton Hall' season 3.
The creators of 'Every Year After' are discussing the changes made from the book, particularly regarding Sam and Percy, and the fate of Charlie in the upcoming second season. They emphasize that the series is not a love triangle.
Carley Fortune's bestselling novel 'Every Year After' has been adapted into a series for Amazon Prime. The adaptation explores the successful romance from the book, with discussions arising about the differences between the novel and the TV show.
Prime Video has announced a June 10 premiere date for all episodes of "Every Year After," its television adaptation of Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel, positioning it as a replacement for 'The Summer I Turned Pretty' and releasing first-look images.
The Carley Fortune novel will get a TV treatment from Sphere Media, which earlier brought the streaming giant the popular limited series thriller ‘Wayward.’