The Summer I Turned Pretty star Chris Briney, 27, known for portraying Conrad Fisher on Prime Video, announced a surprise career move: he will narrate Hidden Harbour, a three-part immersive romance series for the female-led audio erotica app Quinn. Teasers circulated on Briney’s social channels ahead of the official announcement, with the actor masking his face in early clips as Quinn unveiled the project on Sept. 18.
Hidden Harbour centers on River, a surfer and bartender who falls for his brother's ex-girlfriend, Drea. The narrative unfolds as River believes he knows what to expect for another season, until he meets Drea. Their connection is immediate and magnetic, but when River learns that Drea's ex is actually his brother, the romance spirals into a complicated, passionate summer affair. The brand-new three-part series is released with Part 1 now available to listen to, while Parts 2 and 3 are set to drop on Sept. 26.
Fans reacted with enthusiasm across Quinn’s announcement posts, joining Briney’s fans in celebrating the actor’s foray into audio romance and sharing anticipation for the new format and Briney’s performance in a voice-led romance.
The Summer I Turned Pretty finale has also spurred another major development for the franchise. A feature film continuing Belly’s journey was announced at a glamorous Paris event celebrating the series’ finale. Main leads Gavin Casalegno, Lola Tung, and Christopher Briney appeared together on the red carpet in France as the project was unveiled. The creator, Jenny, signaled that Belly’s story is not finished and that a film could give the character’s arc the proper next chapter. She also thanked Prime Video for ongoing support in pursuing this broader adaptation.
The Summer I Turned Pretty remains streaming on Prime Video, with details about the film’s plot and release timing kept under wraps for now. The collaboration with Quinn marks Briney’s latest move beyond the screen, underscoring the actor’s broadened range as he explores voice work in an adult-oriented romance format while the TV saga continues to evolve in other media.