7 Harlan Coben Series That Could Be Headed to Netflix

Netflix seems to be producing adaptations of Harlan Coben novels faster than Coben can write them! Under its multi-million 2018 contract with the novelist, Netflix has produced 10 out of the 14 originally-planned TV series based on Coben’s books.
Already, Coben’s novels Gone for Good, No Second Chance, Just One Look, The Innocent, The Woods, Hold Tight, Stay Close, The Stranger, and Fool Me Once have all been adapted into TV series (which we’ve ranked). Missing You will come to Netflix on January 1, 2025, followed at some point by series-long versions of Caught, Run Away, and I Will Find You. Prime Video made a series, Shelter, from Coben’s Mickey Bolitar book series, and Netflix is developing one from the author’s YA Myron Bolitar series. (Oh, and Netflix also acquired Coben’s Six Years for feature-film adaptation.)
So the list of Coben stories without TV adaptations is getting ever shorter, but a handful of his works are still waiting for the small-screen treatment. Here are those books.
From TV Guide Magazine
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