Netflix’s latest mystery thriller series, ‘I Will Find You’, has become one of the platform’s biggest hits. The show has entered Netflix’s list of the Top 10 Most Popular Shows of All Time at No. 10, with 101.8 million views since its release on June 18.
Based on Harlan Coben’s bestselling novel, the series has received a strong response from viewers around the world. It reached No. 1 in 81 countries and stayed at the top of Netflix’s Global Top 10 English TV list for five weeks in a row. Netflix said it is the platform’s biggest scripted series launch of 2026.
According to a Netflix press release today,the success of the series has also increased the popularity of Harlan Coben’s book. According to publisher Grand Central Publishing, sales of the novel have risen by more than 500 percent since Netflix announced the series and released its teaser trailer.
Netflix said ‘I Will Find You’ is part of its long-running partnership with Harlan Coben, whose books have been adapted into 13 Netflix series and films across six countries. Popular titles include ‘Fool Me Once’, ‘Missing You’, ‘The Stranger’, ‘Safe’ and ‘The Innocent’.
The streaming platform also confirmed that it will continue working with Harlan Coben on more projects. New adaptations of his novels, including ‘The Woods’ and ‘Myron Bolitar’, are already in development. ‘I Will Find You’ is now streaming on Netflix.
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