Nothing Extra Thrilling Than A Exhausting-Boiled Coben Thriller 06/18/2026

With two collection coming one after the opposite,
thriller writer Harlan Coben is having a second on TV.

His new one is “Harlen Coben’s I Will Find You,” tailored from a 2023 novel. It is an
eight-part collection premiering Thursday on Netflix.

Earlier this 12 months, he hosted his personal true-crime docuseries on CBS, “Harlan Coben’s Final Twist.” 

Coben, 64, has written 30 novels and offered an estimated 90 million copies of them. Clearly, he’s a reputation model who has
earned inclusion in these TV titles.

In “I Will Find You,” a person wrongly convicted of the brutal homicide of his younger son wallows in a
Massachusetts penitentiary for 5 years till data comes his method that his son won’t be lifeless.

But he’s a goal for a jailhouse homicide, which
implies that the one method he can clear his identify is to interrupt out of jail and chase the reality whereas legislation enforcement chases him.

Sam Worthington (above picture)
performs the con, David Burroughs, as a reluctant robust man. In one scene in Episode One, he’s attacked by a convicted serial killer and virtually choked to loss of life. 

In a little bit of darkish self-referential comedy, we be taught that the psycho killer is a graduate of Amherst College, which occurs to be
Coben’s alma mater.

But Burroughs summons up the energy and willpower to save lots of his personal life and beat the person’s face to a bloody pulp.

In many TV reveals and films, such scenes, through which a mild-mannered character who retains to himself in some way summons up the adrenalin to get the perfect of somebody a lot harder
than he, are utterly far-fetched.

But not in “I Will Find You.” The complete present is made within the custom of nice thrillers — taut motion
scenes, exposition that comes naturally and never pressured, and a narrative a couple of lone man looking for justice in response to a self-styled code of honor that’s his and his alone.

It is a narrative that’s the stuff of numerous pulp novels and hard-boiled films. “I Will Find You” takes its rightful place amongst all of them.

In addition to Worthington, the very worthy forged consists of Milo Ventimiglia, Madeleine Stowe, Clancy Brown and Chi McBride.

“Harlan
Coben’s I Will Find You” begins streaming on Netflix on Thursday, June 18.