Get Ready for Romance on Prime Video–All the Book-to-Screen Adaptations You Should Be Anticipating
Find out which books you can expect to see on your screen in the future, only on Prime.
Key Takeaways
AI-generated summary reviewed by our editorial team.- Prime is premiering several book-to-screen romance shows and movies in 2026.
- Binge picks: The Love Hypothesis, The Last Sunrise; Boys of Tommen TBA.
- Read then watch: keep originals handy to compare plots and characters.
It’s no secret that Prime Video has become the hotspot for all of your favorite romance TV shows and movies, whether it be book-to-screen adaptations or originals. From The Summer I Turned Pretty to Off Campus and Sterling Point, there is no shortage of quality content on the platform available for your binge-watching pleasure.
Now that Prime and the romance genre are well acquainted, you can expect to see a plethora of new projects popping up that you’ll want to dive into. Whether you’ve read the original novels or you’re going into them with no idea what to expect, you can be certain that Prime will deliver something addictive and worth the watch.
Find out what new movies and series will be premiering on Prime in the coming months that first started as written works.
‘Boys of Tommen’
Based on the extremely popular book series of the same name by Chloe Walsh, fans will finally get to see their favorite characters brought to life. This is a forbidden love story between star rugby player Johnny Kavanagh and the shy, new girl, Shannon Lynch. Both of them are hiding secrets—a potentially career-ending injury for Johnny and a violent homelife for Shannon—but their connection is undeniable.
The two very different teens try to navigate their secret connection while attempting to save each other from their own situations. With six books in the series, beginning with Binding 13, fans are hopeful to see more of the beloved story translated onto screen. Starring Nancy Surridge as Shannon and Conor Sánchez as Johnny Kavanagh, fans can expect the series in the future, though there is no official release date.
‘The Last Sunrise’
From the popular novel of the same name by Anna Todd (author of the After series), The Last Sunrise follows Oriah “Ry” Pera, a college student with a chronic illness. While spending the summer in Mallorca with her mother, she unexpectedly falls for a local named Julian, who inspires her to live in the moment despite her worsening condition. Meanwhile, family secrets that have been long-hidden threaten to unravel everything before they reach the end of summer.
Starring Maia Reficco as Ry, Fernando Lindez as Julian and Eva Longoria as her mother, The Last Sunrise, premieres on August 26, 2026 and is certain to make you feel all of the feels by its conclusion.
‘You + Me – Against the World’
This story follows 18-year-old Alma Lancaster, a seemingly perfect law student who is secretly following her passion for filmmaking. When she meets Vadim Arcadi, a rebel with a troubled past, he and Alma clash—before eventually falling for each other. But nothing is as it seems with someone watching them, determined to expose all of their secrets.
Starring Vittoria Di Savoia as Alma and Lucas Barski as Vadim, the French film based on Emma Green’s best-selling trilogy, will have its Prime premiere on September 18, 2026.
‘The Love Hypothesis’
From Ali Hazelwood’s BookTok sensation of the same name, The Love Hypothesis follows Ph.D. candidate Olive, who soon realizes best friend Ahn has fallen for her crush, Jeremy. To prove she’s over him, Olive impulsively kisses Professor Adam Carlsen in front of them. What began as a desperate attempt to appear unbothered turns into a fake relationship with rules and boundaries—all of which quickly begin to blur.
Lili Reinhart stars as Olive with Tom Bateman as Adam in this highly anticipated book-to-screen adaptation, which premieres on September 23, 2026.
Get ready to dive into these must-watch adaptations and make sure to have the books on standby for when you don’t know how to move on (kind of like with Off Campus).
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