Prime Video has unveiled first-look images of two young-adult romance sequels, ‘Our Fault: London’ and ‘Love Me Love Me 2’, both set for exclusive global release in 2027, expanding its YA slate with adaptations of bestselling book franchises.

The announcements were made at the two-day Obsessed Retreat: Class of ’26 event in Germany on September 8, which spotlighted Prime Video’s focus on non-English-language international Originals, described by Amazon as consistently among the platform’s most popular titles globally.

‘Our Fault: London’, the third and concluding film in the English-language adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s Culpables trilogy, will see Asha Banks and Matthew Broome return as Noah and Nick.

The film follows the pair after they separate following a devastating end to their relationship, with Noah moving to Spain and Nick immersing himself in work. They are forced to reunite at Lion and Jenna’s wedding, where their feelings return and they must confront whether their relationship can survive everything they have been through.

The film, which adapts the trilogy’s final book, ‘Culpa Nuestra’, will stream exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories in 2027, although an exact release date has not been announced.

Its returning cast also includes Eve Macklin as Ella, Ray Fearon as William, Enva Lewis as Jenna, Kerim Hassan as Lion, Louisa Binder as Sophia, Joel Nankervis as Michael and Christina Cole as Bethan.

Hamish Frew joins as Simon, Noah’s new workplace acquaintance, while John Hewson plays Luca, Lion’s brother.

Directed by Chanya Button, ‘Our Fault: London’ is produced by 42’s Ben Pugh and Erica Steinberg, while Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler, directors of ‘My Fault: London’ and ‘Your Fault: London’, serve as executive producers.

The film continues Prime Video’s collaboration with Ron through The House of Ron, following the success of the Culpables trilogy, which Amazon says has reached more than 100 million viewers worldwide.

Meanwhile, ‘Love Me Love Me 2’ will continue the story from the first film and is based on the second novel in Stefania S.’s four-book series, which has more than 24 million reads on Wattpad.

Mia Jenkins, Pepe Barroso Silva and Luca Melucci will reprise their roles as June, James and Will, respectively, with Roger Kumble returning as director.

The English-language Italian Prime Original is co-produced by Lotus Production, a company of Leone Film Group, and Amazon MGM Studios, with support from WEBTOON Productions.

The sequel picks up after the chaotic events of the first film, with June returning to St. Mary’s as her mother April seeks to keep her away from James.

As the group of friends reunite, old tensions and new arrivals threaten their fragile balance. During the school year in Milan, June and James struggle against family control, personal ambitions and secrets, while confronting past wounds and growing closer. By graduation, June faces a choice between holding on to James and choosing herself.

‘Love Me Love Me 2’ will be released exclusively on Prime Video worldwide in 2027, while the first ‘Love Me Love Me’ is already available globally.

The service also carries YA romance titles including ‘Maxton Hall’, while its wider catalogue includes Amazon Original series such as ‘The Boys’, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’, ‘Fallout’ and ‘The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power’.