I Will Find You arrived on Netflix on 18 June 2026, and the premise grabs immediately. A man imprisoned for the murder of his own son learns that the boy might still be alive. What follows is a desperate attempt to reach the truth before the trail goes cold.
The series is adapted from the 2023 novel of the same name by Harlan Coben, who acts as executive producer. Coben has built a substantial relationship with Netflix over recent years, producing a run of adaptations that have drawn large audiences. His instinct for domestic thrillers with sudden, upending revelations translates cleanly to the miniseries format.
Sam Worthington plays David Burroughs, the imprisoned father. Milo Ventimiglia, Britt Lower, and Jonathan Tucker round out a cast assembled to carry a mystery that unfolds across several episodes rather than a single film. The pacing reflects that: the first episode establishes just enough to make stopping difficult.
Creator Robert Hull worked with Coben to adapt the novel, and the result preserves what the source material does best. The sense that an ordinary life can be upended completely by a single piece of information arriving without warning. That is the Coben signature, and it is intact here.
On Netflix now, this is the kind of miniseries that works well over a few evenings. It is not asking you to think too hard. It is asking you to keep watching, and it earns that ask.
