5 Best Thriller TV Series to Binge if You Liked 'I Will Find You', Ranked by Rotten Tomatoes

The detective thriller I Will Find You, based on Harlan Coben's novel of the same name, became one of Netflix's summer hits. The story follows David, who has spent five years in prison for the murder of his young son, until he discovers that the child is alive.

Several of Coben's books have been adapted into TV series, and there are other projects that will appeal to fans of complex stories about missing children and conspiracies.

5. 'Safe', 2018

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 71%

A year ago, Tom's wife died, which strained his relationship with his eldest daughter, Jenny. The daughter noticed her father flirting with Sophie, a police officer and his new friend.

The morning after a party, when Jenny doesn't return home, Tom begins searching for her. She left with a friend, but what happened to her afterward remains unknown.

Adding to the tension, the party host's family is hiding a dark secret. Who is behind Jenny's disappearance, and how is it connected to Tom and his deceased wife?

4. 'All Her Fault', 2025

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 79%

Marissa Irvine needs to pick up her son, Milo, from a friend's house where he went to play for a few hours. She arrives at the address that another mother supposedly sent her.

However, the woman who owns the house doesn't know what the text is about, the number the text came from is disconnected, and Milo's classmate knows nothing about his friend. Marissa and her husband, Peter, report the incident to the police, expecting a ransom demand.

However, it gradually becomes clear that the kidnapper has more personal motives. Even more frightening, Marissa begins to discover the secrets of her loved ones.

3. 'Presumed Innocent', 2024-...

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 79%

Rusty Sabich has a happy family, two children, a career as a prosecutor, and a reputation as a brilliant public speaker. However, he is worried that he might lose his job after the upcoming elections. But then a more serious concern arises – Carolyn, his colleague, is brutally murdered.

Initially, Rusty takes charge of the investigation, but information emerges that he had an affair with the victim. Ultimately, Rusty becomes the prime suspect and risks losing everything.

2. 'The Missing', 2014-2016

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93%

In 2006, Tony, his wife Emily, and their five-year-old son Oliver traveled from the UK to northern France for a vacation. On the way, their car broke down, so they stopped in a small town where everyone was watching a soccer match at the local bar.

Tony lost his son in the crowd – there was no trace of him, and the police never found him. Eight years later, Tony and Emily are divorced and still traumatized.

Then, Tony sees a photograph of a child who looks like Oliver. The distraught father finds police officer Julien Baptiste, who had investigated the case before, and convinces him to resume the investigation.

1. 'The Innocent', 2021

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100%

Nine years ago, Mateo was involved in a fight that resulted in the accidental killing of a man, for which he received a four-year prison sentence. After his release, he gradually rebuilt his life, found work, and his wife, Olivia, became pregnant.

However, when she leaves, Mateo receives a strange call and video from his wife's phone, and then she disappears. He tries to understand what happened and discovers that she was hiding her past from him.

Meanwhile, a police inspector is investigating the suicide of a nun and has uncovered a major case.