Harlan Coben's new Netflix series Missing You has fans reeling with its surprising twists and turns, promising a mystery that must be unraveled.

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.

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.

In Netflix's new Harlan Coben drama, "Missing You" Rosalind Eleazar portays a police detective who reconnects with her long-vanished fiancé.

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.

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.”

A new drama and a satirical horror comedy are also among the shows trending across streaming services including Peacock, Max, Hulu and Apple TV+.

Harlan Coben has sold 75m novels worldwide but conquering our bookshelves and Kindles clearly isn’t enough. The past decade has seen the US crime-writing king become a prolific presence on TV, too.

Netflix’s new Harlan Coben series Missing You repeats one of the most notable complaints from another Coben series, Fool Me Once.