Mercedes Ron

Mercedes Ron, a Spanish-Argentinian author and screenwriter, has been making waves with her series-turned-films that blend drama, romance, and the messiness of growing up. Her breakout, "My Fault" (2023), follows Noah, a teenager forced to move into her mother’s new husband’s mansion—so, yeah, not exactly a dream scenario. Suddenly, she’s got a new stepbrother, Nick, who’s all swagger and secrets. Sparks fly, but not the safe kind; think forbidden attraction, fast cars, and past mistakes threatening to mess up everything. The tension is thick enough to cut with a knife, and the story doesn’t shy away from the ugly stuff—family baggage, jealousy, the ache of wanting someone you shouldn’t. Then you get "Your Fault" (2024), which cranks up the angst. Relationships get tested, trust issues pile up, and the characters are basically stuck on a rollercoaster with no brakes. Noah and Nick try to navigate their complicated connection while everything around them seems determined to pull them apart. Mercedes actually manages to make you root for these flawed, stubborn characters who keep tripping over their own feelings. By the time "My Fault London" (2025) rolls around, the story heads across the pond, and the drama refuses to chill out. New city, new chaos, same heart-pounding romance. Mercedes Ron keeps it raw and real, serving up a teen world where love is risky, families are messy, and nothing is ever as simple as it looks. If you’re into stories that don’t play it safe, this trilogy is basically your new obsession.