Netflix’s new Harlan Coben series Missing You repeats one of the most notable complaints from another Coben series, Fool Me Once.

"Missing You" is Netflix's ninth adaptation of a Harlan Coben novel, following huge hits including "Fool Me Once." Here is a ranking of all of the streamers shows based on Coben's work, according to critics' scores on Rotten Tomatoes. Note: All scores were ...

Harlan Coben continued his tradition of releasing a hit series on New Year's Day after Missing You landed on Netflix at the start of 2025. It follow's last year release of surprise hit Fool Me Once, starring Michelle Keegan.

And you always know from the start that Harlan has got a brilliant ending,” says Nicola Shindler, while the author promises his show will be “stirring the heart.”

When the novel came out, the two creators actually "did a couple of events together," the best-seller author shared during an appearance in London ahead of the show's Jan. 1 launch.

In Netflix's new Harlan Coben drama, "Missing You" Rosalind Eleazar portays a police detective who reconnects with her long-vanished fiancé.

The week’s highlight is the launch of the new series adapted from Harlan Coben’s work, Missing You. Its debut is quite impressive, with 21.7M CVEs in 5 days, making it the third-best launch for a series released on a Wednesday, just behind Monster: Dahmer.

Harlan Coben and Alafair Burke, the authors behind bestsellers like 'Missing You', now a new Netflix show, and 'The Ex' and 'The Better Sister' sat down to talk about their books, friendship, adapting a book to a TV show and what it's like working with Reese Witherspoon,

Harlan Coben’s recent Netflix drama Missing You has a soundtrack just as captivating as its twisty plot. Missing You tells the story of Kat (Rosalind Eleazar) a detective whose life is turned upside down when she stumbles across her ‘missing’ fiancé Josh (Ashley Walters) on a dating app, a decade after he left her without warning one day.

There's another Harlan Coben series on the horizon for 2025, and it will once again see the best-selling author team with his long-standing TV collaborator Danny Brocklehurst (whose credits also include Brassic and the BBC's Ten Pound Poms ).

Fans of Harlan Coben's latest series on Netflix have slammed the five-part thriller and it's plot line featuring actor Steve Pemberton.