The wait is finally over! Fans of Mercedes Ron’s bestselling Culpables trilogy can watch the British adaptation of the first book in the series, My Fault: London, on 13 February 2025.
When Noah's mother, Ella, falls in love with the wealthy William, they move from America to London to live with him and his son, Nick. Upon their arrival, 18-year-old Noah meets the rebellious Nick, and an immediate attraction develops between them.
Over the summer, Noah adjusts to her new life, makes friends from Nick’s various social circles, and struggles with the complicated relationship she has with him as they both try to suppress their feelings. Eventually, Noah must confront her painful past while experiencing love for the first time.
Once you’ve watched the teaser trailer, you can see exclusive first-look images from My: Fault London and watch the Spanish Original Movie Culpa Mia based on the first book in the series now.
How to watch ‘My Fault: London’ on Prime Video
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What else can you watch on Prime Video?
My Fault: London will be available to watch on 13 February 2025 but until then, you can enjoy Prime Video’s wide selection of movies, TV series, and more, including UK-produced Originals like Clarkson’s Farm, James May: Our Man In Italy, James May: Our Man In India, James May: Our Man in Japan, The Rig, BAFTA-winning Jungle, Good Omens, All or Nothing: Arsenal, 99, Rooney, and Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In. You can also watch Global Amazon MGM-produced series like The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power, The Boys, Gen V, Reacher, and Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan; as well as exclusive TV shows like Nine Perfect Strangers, and The Continental: From The World of John Wick; movies like Road House and The Idea of You and BAFTA-nominated Saltburn.
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