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I Will Find You stars Gilmore Girls legend Milo Ventimiglia and Severance icon Britt Lower.

Harlan Coben fans have yet another Netflix thriller to get excited about.

I Will Find You has gone down a storm with Netflix subscribers with the eight-part thriller still topping the streamer’s most-watched charts.

But that doesn’t come as too much of a surprise given that it’s based on another best-selling Harlan Coben novel, following in the footsteps of Run Away earlier this year.

But the author and Netflix showrunner doesn’t let the grass grow for very long as he’s now busy bringing to life another of his books for the small screen. And this time, it’s one of Coben’s most “iconic” characters who has starred in a whopping 12 of the author’s novels.

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Harlan Coben’s Myron Bolitar novels initially began in 1995 with the release of Deal Breaker, delving into the titular character’s world as a sports agent.

Bolitar was an NBA superstar but was forced to switch careers and so now represents other sporting heroes but often finds himself “investigating blackmail attempts, murder and more”.

The new adaptation is also going to be co-showrun, co-written and co-executive produced by Lincoln Lawyer and Big Little Lies creator David E Kelley and Suits writer and co-producer Kyle Long.

Myron Bolitar is currently in development with an expected release date window sometime in late 2027.

Netflix’s Head of Series US and Canada Jinny Howe described Bolitar as Coben’s “most personal and iconic character”.

She continued: “Bringing this story to the screen has been a big priority for us, and we knew that finding the right creative partners was essential.

“It’s been a dream to collaborate with David E. Kelley — a true master of the genre, and the talented Kyle Long on this series.

“This is a major milestone for our partnership, and we look forward to many more years of working together.”

But before viewers can get excited about Myron Bolitar, another Coben drama will be released in early 2027, once again starring Fool Me Once actress Michelle Keegan.

Based on his 2007 novel of the same name, The Woods will see Keegan’s character investigate the 20-year-old disappearance of a barrister’s sister whose traumatic past soon comes to light.

Keegan will be joined by Behind Her Eyes’ Tom Bateman, Mobland star Mandeep Dhillon and Small Prophets actor Pearce Quigley.

Harlan Coben dramas are available to watch on Netflix.

Harlan Coben fans, another of his best-selling books is coming to Netflix.

Harlan Coben fans are eagerly anticipating I Will Find You, his next major Netflix drama.

Coben‘s novel adaptations have become hugely sought-after by Netflix subscribers, and I Will Find You is no exception, with the new series based on his 2023 novel of the same name.

The wait is now officially over as this latest thriller follows in the footsteps of his previous hits including Fool Me Once, The Stranger, Stay Close and Run Away.

Brace yourself for gripping drama, nail-biting chases and jaw-dropping twists, all brought to life by a brilliant star-studded cast.

Netflix I Will Find You release date

Thriller enthusiasts won’t have too much longer to wait as I Will Find You arrives on Thursday, June 18, on Netflix.

All eight episodes will drop simultaneously, giving subscribers the opportunity to binge-watch at their own pace.

Who stars in I Will Find You on Netflix?

Taking the lead role as David Burroughs, a father wrongfully convicted of murdering his own son, is Sam Worthington, widely recognised for his role in the Avatar franchise.

He is accompanied by Severance star Britt Lower as David’s ex sister-in-law Rachel Mills, This Is Us favourite Milo Ventimiglia as her ex-boyfriend and trusted confidant, and Gotham actress Erin Richards as David’s ex-wife Cheryl.

Further familiar faces joining the I Will Find You cast include Westworld’s Jonathan Tucker, Dear White People actress Logan Browning and Pushing Daisies’ Chi McBride.

What is Harlan Coben’s I Will Find You about?

As stated earlier, I Will Find You on Netflix is adapted from the 2023 Harlan Coben novel of the same name.

It centres on father David Burroughs (portrayed by Sam Worthington) who is “wrongfully serving a life sentence for murdering his son”.

The official synopsis adds: “But when he receives word that his son may actually be alive, David embarks on a truth-finding mission that leads him out of prison and into a world of deceit and despair.”

However, will escaping from prison and becoming a fugitive truly result in him locating his son?

I Will Find You launches on Thursday, June 18, on Netflix.

ITV is to air an Australian series that viewers were hooked by when it aired last year

ITV is to air thriller that’s bound to appeal to fans of Harlan Coben‘s work.

Described as “gripping” and “nail-biting” by viewers and critics, The Family Next Door is adapted from Sally Hepworth’s novel of the same title and centres on Isabelle (Teresa Palmer), who develops a fixation with unravelling a mystery after she moves to a tranquil Australian street.

Her determination to crack the case places four neighbouring families under scrutiny, which leads to plenty of twists and turns, reports Wales Online.

The series, which also features Bella Heathcote, Philippa Northeast, Bob Morley, Catherine McClements and Ming-Zhu Hii, premiered in Australia last year and audiences were captivated. Now ITV viewers can discover what the excitement’s about, as the programme launches on the channel on Sunday (May 17).

Promoting the series on Instagram, actress Teresa posted: “Based on the best-selling novel by the brilliant @sallyhepworth so if psychological suburban thrillers where beneath–the–veneer–of–perfect–lawns–and–friendly–smiles–everyone–is–just–holding–on–by–a–thread kind of vibes are your thing, welllllll then, you’ll be VERY into this one.”

Many viewers have shared comments on social media describing The Family Next Door as “bingeable” while commending the “excellent” performances.

Others highlighted the “twists and turns” and “big reveals” throughout the series, with one declaring it “addictive”. “I watched all six episodes in one night,” one viewer commented on reviews platform Rotten Tomatoes.

“Soooo good!” another viewer posted on Instagram, while someone else declared: “Brilliant acting and divine scenery so beautifully filmed.”

“Amazing cast, incredible show,” praised another fan. A different viewer remarked: “I just finished and this series is amazing!!!! Intricate, funny, surprising, heartbreaking. A stellar ensemble cast.”

“Wow, this show was amazing!!” gushed another fan. “I had no idea what this show would be about, the story was truly unexpected. What a plot twist at the end, you had me in tears.”

“I absolutely loved it and unfortunately just finished it,” one person wrote on Reddit. “Please tell me there will be a season 2?”

“I just binged the new Australian series The Family Next Door. I thought it was really well done – I love Australian series like this,” shared another admirer.

The Family Next Door airs on ITV at 10.20pm on Sunday, May 17