Just One Look follows the release of Missing You which landed on Netflix in January and centered around Detective Kat Donovan, played by Rosalind Eleazer, who ended up finding her estranged fiancé (Ashley Walters) on a dating app, leading to the reopening of an unsolved mystery surrounding her father's murder.

Netflix's new series based on Harlan Coben's novels about the character Myron Bolitar got a major name as producer. Mega TV producer David E. Kelley (Lincoln Lawyer) will be collaborating with Coben as co-writers and co-executive producers,

Netflix viewers are split after a 'very violent' lesser-known Harlan Coben thriller series has been added to the streamer

Harlan Coben’s Just One Look is Netflix’s latest must-watch thriller, packed with suspense, shocking twists, and a gripping mystery.

Harlan Coben is a literary inspiration. With over 75 million of his books sold worldwide, he is the best-selling author of a whopping 35 page-turning thrillers. So it should be no surprise that back in 2018, Netflix signed a lucrative deal with the author to adapt 14 of his English-language books into original movies or TV series.

If anything, I’m a completist, and having outlined the plots of the omnipresent Harlan Coben’s previous Netflix hit series— Missing You, The Stranger, Stay Close, Gone for Good, Fool Me Once, and The Woods —I’m not about to stop just because the latest is Polish and, honestly, the dumbest one yet.

Netflix has added a brand new Harlan Coben thriller which is based on a book he wrote back in 2004. But while it might have taken a while to be adapted from novel to screen, it is definitely worth the wait becasue this might just be his most twisty-turny thriller yet.

A new thriller series based on a 2004 Harlan Coben novel has hit Netflix - and early reviews are calling it "binge-worthy." Per the official synopsis, "Grace's life unravels when an old photo shows her husband and others,

Sam Worthington is jumping out of James Cameron’s colorful Avatar universe and into the latest project between Netflix and Harlan Coben. The actor will officially star in the streamer’s limited series,

Netflix's Caught trailer teases a gripping Harlan Coben thriller set in Argentina, marking his first Latin American adaptation, premiering March 26.