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Jasmine Valentine

Harlan Coben's I Will Find You is easily the weakest in Netflix's hit whodunnit franchise to date — not helped by a dreadfully huge change to the crime drama format

Sam Worthington looks out of a window.

I'm turning into something of a Harlan Coben fangirl. Much like a stalker in one of his compelling crime stories, wherever I go is somewhere he already seems to be.

Looking at his TV track record since 2020 alone, this is hardly a surprise. Coben has had 10 of his stories adapted for Netflix in this time alone, with a further two — including one completely original script — on Prime Video. He's truly the King of Crime both on page and screen, and frankly, I bow to his majesty.

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