Harlan Coben, Netflix and Missing You

Netflix viewers make major complaint about ending of Harlan Coben's Missing You
Netflix viewers have been raving about Harlan Coben's new series, Missing You, but people aren't too pleased with how the the five-part show came to an end.
‘Missing You,’ ‘Fool Me Once’ Exec Producers on the Tonal “Warmth” in Harlan Coben’s Netflix Series
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.”
Why Is Missing You the Title of the Series & Harlan Coben’s Book?
Harlan Coben’s newest series Missing You, based on his book of the same name, has just premiered on Netflix, and fans have been wondering why the series has that title. The story follows a detective who comes across her ex-fiance on a dating app.
Harlan Coben had sneaky cameo in Netflix's Missing You that fans won't have spotted it
Author Harlan Coben made a sneaky cameo in Netflix's adaption of his book Missing You - and you probably didn't notice.
Did you know that Harlan Coben made a sneaky cameo in Missing You?
Harlan Coben has penned 33 viral mystery and thriller novels, but his latest project has to be our favourite to date. The American author's 2014 book, Missing You, debuted its Netflix adaptation on New Year's Day and has had us glued to our sofas ever since. We've seen everything from twists, turns and... celebrity cameos?
Yes, the New Harlan Coben Netflix Series ‘Missing You,’ Uses the Title of John Waite’s Hit Song
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.
‘Missing You’ Ending Explained: Have You Streamed Harlan Coben’s Latest Thriller Yet?
As its original content library continues to expand, Netflix is kicking off 2025 on a mysterious and thrilling note with Harlan Coben’s Missing You. The five-episode limited series quickly surfaced in the streamer’s Top 10,
Missing You's Rotten Tomatoes Score Puts More Pressure On Netflix's Next Harlan Coben Show
The current critical results of Missing You on Rotten Tomatoes have put even more pressure on the next Harlan Coben adaptation on Netflix in 2025.
Harlan Coben's Netflix shows: A guide to what to watch next
In February 2023, Netflix announced the next Harlan Coben project heading to the streaming service: Fool Me Once. The series was filmed in Manchester and follows Maya (Michelle Keegan), who is shocked to spot her husband Joe (Richard Armitage) - who she believed to be dead - in her house after installing a nanny-cam to watch over her daughter.
Three superb Harlan Coben thrillers on Netflix which you must see
You may have seen the latest Harlan Coben adaptation to be released on Netflix. The stylish thriller Missing You has just been released there. It’s well worth seeing and with five episodes of around 45 minutes each,
'Missing You' features actors who appear in other Harlan Coben shows. Here's where you might recognize them from.
"Missing You" follows a detective whose fiance disappeared 11 years ago. It features actors from other shows based on Harlan Coben's books.
Harlan Coben fears he'll never have another idea again
Speaking in this week's issue of Radio Times magazine, Coben admitted: "Each time I finish a book, I’m the emptiest of ...
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Mary Malone's Missing You Character Fixes One Disappointing Part Of Harlan Coben's Book
Harlan Coben's attempt at writing a transgender character in his novel Missing You didn't work, but the Netflix series fixed ...
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Every Harlan Coben Netflix series, including 'Missing You' and 'Fool Me Once,' ranked from worst to best by critics
"Missing You" is Netflix's ninth adaptation of a Harlan Coben novel, following huge hits including "Fool Me Once." Here ...
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'Tragedy is a cruel but effective teacher': Author Harlan Coben on how loss shaped his writing
Having to give seven eulogies in his 20s pushed his writing forward, Harlan Coben says in Big Issue's Letter to My Younger ...