‘I Will Find You’: 7 Hidden Gem Netflix Shows to Watch If You’re Obsessed With the Harlan Coben Miniseries

Harlan Coben is the king of twisty thrillers, whether it’s on the page or on the TV screen. The best-selling author has had a productive partnership with Netflix for years, which has led to hits like Run Away, Fool Me Once, and Stay Close. 

Given Coben’s track record, it was no surprise that the streamer’s 13th Coben show, I Will Find You, was a success. But its popularity was truly impressive. Just over a month after its June 2025 release, the series, which stars Sam Worthington as a father falsely accused of killing his son, became one of Netflix’s most-watched shows of all time. I Will Find You also became the third-most-watched Netflix show for the first half of 2026, even though it was released just 12 days before the cutoff date for Netflix’s What We Watched report.

Unsurprisingly, more Coben shows are on the way. And fans of his signature mysteries, which often feature suburban settings and outlandish twists, can revisit the many shows that are already on Netflix. But what if you’re craving more edge-of-your-seat mystery thrillers packed with life-changing secrets, psychological tension, and jaw-dropping reveals? Fortunately, Netflix has plenty of under-the-radar twist-filled thrillers for you to binge. 

‘Behind Her Eyes’

A single mother named Louise (Simona Brown) begins an affair with her new boss, David (Tom Bateman) in the 2021 British thriller Behind Her Eyes. At the same time, she strikes up a strange, secret friendship with his enigmatic wife, Adele (Eve Hewson). But nothing is quite as it seems in this mind-bending tale, which features a truly out-there ending that divided viewers. Watch it and decide for yourself.

‘Dept. Q’

Matthew Goode plays the quintessential troubled detective in this series based on a series of books by Jussi Adler-Olsen. Following a traumatic shootout, Edinburgh detective Carl Mørck returns to the force to run a cold-case united dubbed “Department Q.” Working with a team of misfit investigators, Mørck investigates the unsolved disappearance of a Crown prosecutor named Merritt Lingard (Chloe Pirrie). Get ready for unexpected twists, red herrings, and other big surprises with this nine-episode show, which has been renewed for season 2. 

‘Inside Man’

Sherlock co-creator Steven Moffat is behind this complex thriller starring David Tennant and Stanley Tucci. Tucci plays a death row inmate in the U.S. who now assists in solving crimes. Tennant plays a small-town vicar who gets caught up in a crime following a horrific misunderstanding. Eventually, the two storylines converge in a way you’d never expect. 

‘Broadchurch’

Tennant also stars in the acclaimed British drama Broadchurch, which premiered in 2013. He plays an out-of-town detective who arrives in a seaside village to investigate the death of an 11-year-old boy found on the beach. Olivia Colman plays the local cop who also leads the investigation. The show combines emotional depth with some surprising reveals, as the truth about life in this close-knit community is revealed. Trust us: You are not prepared for the finale.

‘Dear Child’ 

In this German miniseries, a woman escapes a horrific, isolated captivity in the woods. She’s hit by a car and rushed to the hospital with a mysterious little girl by her side. Who is this woman? And who is the child? Dear Child goes in unexpected directions as the intricate solution to the mystery is slowly revealed. 

‘The Price of Confession’

A compulsively watchable K-drama from 2025, The Price of Confession focuses on a high school art teacher accused of brutally murdering her husband. While trying to prove her innocence, she is approached by a mysterious woman offer to take the fall for the crime, but at a high price.

‘Clickbait’

Adrian Grenier plays a loving father and husband named Nick Brewer who is mysteriously abducted. Soon after, a video surfaces online showing him holding a sign that reads: “At 5 million views, I die.” Who kidnapped Nick and why? Told from varying perspectives over eight episodes, this show isn’t afraid to pull the rug out from under viewers as it barrels toward its conclusion. 

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