A woman who was the only survivor of a fire 15 years ago sees her life fall apart after being sent an old photo of her husband in this adaptation of Coben's 2004 novel.

We have long since reached a point where “It’s a Harlan Coben thriller” will pretty much suffice as a description of a TV ...

A new thriller series based on a 2004 Harlan Coben novel has hit Netflix - and early reviews are calling it "binge-worthy." ...

Now that this new thriller is streaming on Netflix you’re probably wondering whether it’s worth watching. Here’s everything to know about “Just One Look” and why it should be your next binge-watch on ...

Just One Look, which was made by Netflix Poland and filmed entirely in Warsaw last year, is totally addictive viewing just ...

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“To say I am a fan of Harlan ... Coben has sold tens of millions of books worldwide, his notable works including the Myron Bolitar series and such standalone novels as Hold Tight and Fool Me ...

“I’m inherently shy when you catch me out like that. Paul McCartney was another one. When he once came running across the road to my cab screaming “John!”, I put the lock on and buried my ...

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