Mercedes Ron discusses her ambitions for a fourth adaptation of the ‘Culpables’ series in her latest interview with Deadline, amid a successful partnership with Amazon.
In a recent feature with Deadline, bestselling author and producer Mercedes Ron confirmed her aspirations to adapt her latest book in the Culpables series, titled Culpa Vuestra (or Their Fault), for the screen. This exciting development comes as Ron celebrates a growing relationship with Amazon MGM Studios, resulting in multiple successful adaptations of her work and solidifying her impact in the industry.
The Argentine-Spanish author, who first gained recognition by sharing chapters of her novel My Fault on Wattpad, has become a notable figure in the romance genre. Since its initial adaptation in 2023, the first film of her Culpables trilogy has garnered immense popularity, with Ron’s works collectively becoming some of Prime Video's most-watched international originals. Deadline reports that she now holds the distinction of being the first Latina author to sign a first-look deal with the streaming service.
Ron has shared that her writing journey began at a young age, and she always envisioned her stories coming to life on screen. As she notes in her conversation with Deadline, her success with My Fault propelled her into a realm where she could dream bigger, allowing her to navigate the complexities of Hollywood with confidence.
While the adaptation of Culpa Vuestra remains a topic of interest, it has not been officially announced for a screen adaptation at this time. However, Ron expressed her enthusiasm for bringing this sequel to life, stating, "I would love to adapt the fourth book... it has all the ingredients to make this movie work."
Currently, Ron is busy with several projects under her partnership with Amazon. On September 9, 2026, her latest film Drawn Together, based on her Enfrentados series, debuted on Prime Video. The adaptation is branded as her “adult debut” and showcases Ron's versatile storytelling capabilities, blending both thriller and romance elements.
Additionally, audiences can expect the concluding chapter of the English-language adaptation of Culpables, titled Our Fault: London, scheduled for release next year. A follow-up to Tell Me Softly (Dímelo Bajito) is also set to launch next year, further extending Ron’s presence across various genres.
Mercedes Ron’s narratives resonate especially with younger audiences, thanks to their themes of forbidden romance and dynamic character portrayals. Her films have amassed over 100 million viewers globally, indicating a significant demand for her storytelling style. Ron attributes the success of her narratives to a youthful and innovative perspective, emphasizing the non-stereotypical portrayal of her characters, making the stories relatable across demographics.
As Ron continues to navigate the entertainment landscape, her plans for the fourth Culpables adaptation illustrate her ambitions to maintain relevance in the fast-paced industry. Although confirmation of this adaptation has not been finalized, the existing success of her prior works underlines her influence and the interest from studios to capitalize on her crafted narratives. Her recent achievements confirm a transformative moment in how literary properties are developed for screen adaptation, particularly from creators nurtured through platforms like Wattpad.
Expect more exciting news from Ron as she continues to break new ground in both literary publishing and film production, with her fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter in her journey.
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