Prime Video’s newest romantic drama, Every Year After, has opened to a 78% rating on Rotten Tomatoes from nine critic reviews, according to the source report. The eight‑episode series, based on Carley Fortune’s bestselling books, follows Percy Fraser’s summers in Barry’s Bay and her return ten years later to confront past love and loss.

Prime Video’s Book‑to‑Screen Legacy: From Reacher to Rings of Power

The source notes that Prime Video has a track record of adapting bestsellers,citing Reacher, The Rings of Power,The Summer I Turned Pretty, and Off Campus. According to the report , this new romance continues that trend, adding another title to the streamer’s library of book‑based successes.

Cast and Creative Team: A Blend of New and Familiar Faces

The series stars Sadie Soverall as Percy Fraser and Matt Cornett as Sam Florek, with Aurora Perrineau,Abigail Cowen, Michael Bradway, and Joseph Chiu in supporting roles. Elisha Cuthbert appears in a recurring part. The adaptation was developed by Amy B. Harris, known for Sex and the City, and Leila Gerstein, who has written for Gossip Girl and creatd Hart of Dixie, as reported.

Critics’ Praise and Reservations: Depth Versus Originality

Reviewers highlighted the show’s emotionally rich romance, memorable characters, and small‑town atmosphere, calling it engaging and easy to revisit. however, some critics argue that the serries feels flat or lacks originality, suggesting it may only appeal to devoted fans of the source material, according to the source.

Release and Reception: June 10 Premiere and Early Reviews

All eight episodes of Every Year After were released on Prime Video on June 10, and the series has already earned a 78% Rotten Tomatoes score from nine reviews, as noted in the sourrce. The early critical response shows a strong start for the new romantic drama.