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Finished Netflix's 'I Will Find You'? Here are the Harlan Coben shows to watch next

Finished Netflix's 'I Will Find You'? Here are the Harlan Coben shows to watch next
(L-R) Sam Worthington and Britt Lower attend the New York premiere of Harlan Coben's "I Will Find You" at The Plaza Hotel on June 17, 2026 in New York City. (Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)

Looking for your next binge after I Will Find You? These Harlan Coben Netflix adaptations deliver mysteries, secrets and major twists.

Netflix’s “I Will Find You” has become the latest hit from bestselling thriller author Harlan Coben, debuting with 24 million views in its first four days and remaining the streamer’s No. 1 TV series for more than four straight weeks.

If you finished the series and are already looking for your next binge, there’s plenty to choose from. Since partnering with Coben in 2018, Netflix has turned many of his novels into limited series, helping make the author’s page-turning mysteries a streaming staple. Unlike many thriller franchises, each adaptation tells a standalone story, meaning viewers can jump into any title without watching the others first.

Among the most popular is “Fool Me Once,” which became a breakout hit for Netflix following its release in 2024. Other standout adaptations include “The Stranger,” “Stay Close,” “Missing You,” “Run Away” and, most recently, “I Will Find You,” each delivering the family secrets, disappearances and shocking twists that have made Coben one of the world’s best-selling thriller writers.

Finished Netflix's 'I Will Find You'? Here are the Harlan Coben shows to watch next
(left to right) Joanna Lumley, writer Harlan Coben Michelle Keegan, and Richard Armitage attend a photo call for the new Netflix series, Fool Me Once, at the Soho Hotel in central London Dec. 12, 2023. (Ian West - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images)

Netflix has also adapted several of Coben’s novels into international productions, including “The Woods,” “The Innocent,” “Gone for Good,” “Hold Tight,” “Just One Look” and “Caught,” giving fans of his work even more mysteries to explore.

Not all of Coben’s television projects are on Netflix. Prime Video released “Shelter” in 2023, based on the first novel in Coben’s Mickey Bolitar series.

Coben has also created original television series, including “The Five” and “Safe,” and recently expanded into true crime as the host of “Harlan Coben’s Final Twist,” a docuseries exploring real-life murder cases featuring the kinds of shocking twists that have become a hallmark of his fiction.

Whether it’s a psychological thriller, a missing-person mystery or a story packed with jaw-dropping twists, Coben’s television catalog offers plenty of options for viewers looking for their next binge after “I Will Find You.”

Finished Netflix's 'I Will Find You'? Here are the Harlan Coben shows to watch next
Harlan Coben attends CBS Fest 2026 at Paramount Pictures Studios on Apr. 15, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Emma McIntyre/WireImage)

Every Harlan Coben series and adaptation

Based on Harlan Coben novels

  • “No Second Chance” (2015, French) — Based on No Second Chance

    A doctor searches for his kidnapped daughter after his wife is murdered and he becomes the prime suspect.

  • “The Stranger” (2020) — Based on The Stranger

    Richard Armitage stars as a family man whose life is turned upside down after a mysterious woman reveals a devastating secret.

  • “The Woods” (2020, Polish) — Based on The Woods

    A prosecutor reopens the investigation into his sister’s decades-old disappearance after new evidence comes to light.

  • “The Innocent” (2021, Spanish) — Based on The Innocent

    A man trying to rebuild his life after a fatal accident is pulled into a dangerous web of secrets.

  • “Gone for Good” (2021, French) — Based on Gone for Good

    A man’s search for his missing girlfriend uncovers long-buried family secrets.

  • “Stay Close” (2021) — Based on Stay Close

    Three seemingly unconnected people discover their lives are linked by a decades-old disappearance.

  • “Hold Tight” (2022, Polish) — Based on Hold Tight

    Parents search for answers after a teenager vanishes, exposing the dark secrets of an affluent neighborhood.

  • “Shelter” (2023, Prime Video) — Based on Shelter

    The first Mickey Bolitar story introduces the nephew of Coben’s popular Myron Bolitar character as he investigates his father’s death and uncovers mysteries in his new hometown.

  • “Fool Me Once” (2024) — Based on Fool Me Once

    Michelle Keegan stars as a widow who believes she spots her murdered husband alive on a hidden nanny camera.

  • “Missing You” (2025) — Based on Missing You

    A detective’s life is turned upside down after she discovers her long-lost fiancé on a dating app.

  • “Just One Look” (2025, Polish) — Based on Just One Look

    A woman searches for answers after discovering a mysterious photograph of her husband.

  • “Caught” (2025, Argentine) — Based on Caught

    An investigative journalist’s latest case becomes deeply personal as hidden truths begin to surface.

  • “Run Away” (2026) — Based on Run Away

    Parents searching for their missing daughter uncover a dangerous conspiracy.

  • “I Will Find You” (2026) — Based on I Will Find You

    "Avatar” star Sam Worthington plays a father serving a life sentence who discovers evidence his murdered son may still be alive.

Other Harlan Coben TV projects

  • “The Five” (2016)

    Five childhood friends are reunited after new DNA evidence sheds light on the disappearance of a boy decades earlier.

  • “Safe” (2018)

    "Dexter” star Michael C. Hall plays a widowed surgeon searching for his missing teenage daughter after she disappears from a party.

  • “Lazarus” (2025)

    Sam Claflin stars as a forensic psychologist investigating a series of murders linked to a decades-old cold case.

  • “Harlan Coben’s Final Twist” (2026)

    Hosted by Coben, the true-crime docuseries explores real-life murder cases featuring the kinds of shocking twists that have become a hallmark of his fiction.

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