Sean Teale (Doctor Odyssey, Only Murders in the Building), Sarah Jeffery (The Six Triple Eight, Charmed), Megan Stott (Penelope, Little Fires Everywhere), Lili Simmons (Double Down South, Power Book IV: Force), Anthony Keyvan (Just Picture It, XO, Kitty) and JoBeth Williams (Poltergeist, Behemoth!) have joined the cast of Things We Never Got Over, Prime Video‘s series adaptation of Lucy Score’s bestselling novel of the same name. They join previously announced leads Molly Griggs, Matthew Noszka and Tommy Martinez.

Things We Never Got Over, from Ringer creators Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder, follows runaway bride Naomi Witt (Griggs), who arrives in the quirky town of Knockemout, Virginia; she expects to rescue her estranged twin (Griggs) and return to the life she left behind. Instead, her sister disappears, leaving Naomi with a niece she never knew existed, a town full of irresistible characters — including charming local sheriff Nash Morgan (Martinez) and his decidedly grumpy but infuriatingly sexy brother Knox Morgan (Noszka) — and a future she never imagined.

Teale will play Lucian; Jeffery will portray Sloane; Stott is Waylay; Simmons will play Lina; Keyvan will portray Stef and Williams is Liza J.

The first book in Score’s Knockemout trilogy, Things We Never Got Over, is a New York Times bestseller and one of the most-read titles on Kindle Unlimited since its release in 2022, with sequels completing the trilogy in 2023.

Charmelo and Snyder wrote the pilot for the upcoming series adaptation and will serve as co-showrunners and executive producers. Gina Girolamo will executive produce through her production company, Strega Stories. Book author Lucy Score will serve as co-executive producer. The series is produced by Amazon MGM Studios.

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