I miss you on Netflix is ​​part of a huge thriller universe with 11 (!) series

The year is off to a good start for fans of crime author Harlan Coben – at least for those who also have a Netflix subscription. The streaming service waits from then on January 1, 2025 the new miniseries I miss you waiting to be binged.

The thriller format is part of a gigantic Harlan Coben universe, for which it is already eleven series were confirmed. Two of them are still in production. Here is an overview:

All Harlan Coben crime novels on Netflix: That’s what the exciting series are about

And here is a brief description of each series:

Safe – 8 episodes

Dexter star Michael C. Hall plays a pediatric surgeon and widower named Tom Delaney in this British-French Harlan Coben series without a book. When one of his two daughters disappears, he sets out to investigate and uncovers a labyrinth of secrets.

I’m silent for you – 8 episodes

When a young woman (Hannah John-Kamen) suddenly appears in front of family father Adam Price (Richard Armitage), his life is turned upside down. The stranger reveals to him that his wife Corinne (Dervla Kirwan) only faked her pregnancy. When she finds out about this, she disappears and Adam starts looking for her.

The Grave in the Forest – 6 episodes

In the summer of 1994, four young people disappeared from a holiday camp in the forest. Two are found dead, the other two remain missing. One of those who cannot be found is the sister of Pawel Kopinski, who as an adult (Hubert Milkowski) works as a public prosecutor in Warsaw. When he believes he has found the body of the other missing person, he sets out to find out his sister’s whereabouts.

No Peace to the Dead – 8 episodes

Ex-convict Mateo (Mario Casas) is pursued by bad luck in this Spanish Coben adaptation: first he accidentally kills someone, then his pregnant wife disappears off the face of the earth – and now he finds himself in the crosshairs of a murder investigation.

No Sign of Life – 5 episodes

Ten years after the death of his great love and his brother, the street worker Guillaume (Finnegan Oldfield) from Nice finally regains the courage to face life. When his new love Judith (Naila Harzoune) suddenly disappears, he goes looking for her and discovers her secret past, which makes Guillaume question everything.

Who Lies Once – 8 episodes

In this UK adaptation of a Coben novel, mother-of-three Megan (Cush Jumbo)’s life is thrown into disarray when her past as a stripper catches up with her. That’s when she found the body of a man who was obsessed with her, under the name Cassie. Now the supposedly dead man is back.

They See You – 6 episodes

The companion series to The Grave in the Forest, which examines the disappearance of 18-year-old Adam (Krzysztof Oleksyn). The second series was also filmed in Poland.

In Eternal Guilt – 8 episodes

A few weeks after her husband’s murder, Maya Stern (Michelle Keegan) makes a shocking discovery: When she checks the nanny cam in her daughter’s room, her husband, who she thought was dead, can be seen on the video. In her search for answers, Maya then uncovers dark secrets.

I miss you – 5 episodes

The latest Harlan Coben series on Netflix is ​​available now. Detective Kat Donovan (Rosalind Eleazar) makes a shocking discovery – on a dating app, of all places. Her fiancé Josh (Ashley Walters), who disappeared eleven years ago, can be seen in one of the profile pictures. Then the next shock: the man is the main suspect in a murder case. Richard Armitage is also back in the cast.

In addition, there have already been Don’t look for me and Just for your life ordered by Netflix as further Harlan Coben adaptations for next year and beyond. The streaming service will remain in business with the successful author until at least 2027. With almost 40 novels in the repertoire, the adaptable material won’t run out any time soon.

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