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Based on Carley Fortune's book "One Golden Summer", here's everything we know so far about "Every Year After" season 2.
Just weeks after its debut, Prime Video has renewed “Every Year After” for a second season. So, get ready to head back to Barry’s Bay, because we’re about to see Charlie find the love of his life.
Based on Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel Every Summer After, Every Year After’s first season followed Percy Fraser (Sadie Soverall) and Sam Florek (Matt Cornett) reuniting a decade after their breakup following the passing of his mother, Sue (Elisha Cuthbert)—thrusting them back into each other’s lives. Back in Barry’s Bay, Percy must navigate through her emotions, grief and regrets for the damage she’s caused Sam and his brother, Charlie (Michael Bradway). Throughout the season, we see each of them learning secrets, forgiving each other and fixing what they broke. But the season put a spotlight on Percy and Sam the most until the season finale.

Michael Bradway as Charlie Florek, Photo courtesy of Amazon MGM Sudios/Prime Video
In the season’s final moments, the show heavily teased what’s coming. (Spoilers) At the end of episode 8, Charlie suffered a heart attack after discovering a photo of him, Sam and Percy in his boss’ office—setting up the storyline for season two, which will be based on Carley Fortune’s book, One Golden Summer. With the renewal of season two, Amazon has confirmed that the upcoming season will turn its attention to Charlie, while keeping the fan-favourite characters from season one in the mix. The friends-to-lovers and second-chance romance garnered a ton of attention over the past month, so we’re not surprised to see it renewed.

Based on One Golden Summer, the second season will take us back to the lake house at Barry’s Bay, where Charlie crashes into the life of Alice—the photographer who took the photo of him, Sam and Percy that’s hanging in his boss’s office—a photographer who loves being on the sidelines. Not anticipating the shameless flirt who makes her grandmother laugh all the time, Alice gets flustered when Charlie keeps putting her in the spotlight—someone who sees her for who she is—and she falls for him instantly. But Charlie is keeping secrets, which will undoubtedly change the trajectory of his life and Alice’s as well.
For season two of Every Year After, we can expect to follow Charlie as he works through the aftermath of his heart attack and the ways it reshapes his life, all while falling in love—even as he struggles to feel he deserves it.
Since the book is set in the summer, we’re expecting it to be released in the summer of 2027.
Given that season one ran eight episodes, season two will likely follow a similar formula.

You can expect all of season one’s characters returning for season two, including Michael Bradway as Charlie, Sadie Soverall as Percy, Matt Cornett as Sam, Aurora Perrineau as Chantal, Abigail Cowen as Delilah and Joseph Chiu as Jordie.
Amazon has not cast Alice just yet, but we’re sure it’ll be announced soon.
It will be premiered on Prime Video.
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