Inspired by the novel by Harlan Coben, the new series combines mystery and unexpected twists in a plot that will captivate suspense fans.
As on many occasions, The Netflix catalog continues to surprise to suspense lovers with his new series “I miss you.” Inspired by a novel by Harlan Coben, author of great adapted hits such as “The Innocent” and “Safe”, this five-episode miniseries is already emerging as a phenomenon on the platform, capturing millions of viewers.
Coben’s adaptations prove, on each occasion, to be a magnet for subscribers, combining plots intricate and intense emotions. This latest release is no exception, and its short duration, along with a story full of twists, promises to become another classic in the extensive repertoire of thrillers of the red N.
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The story follows Kate Donovan, a detective whose life changes radically when she discovers the profile of her ex-boyfriend, Josh, on a dating app. He mysteriously disappeared 11 years ago, breaking the protagonist’s heart and leaving her with more questions than answers. Now this unexpected appearance unearths dark secretsos and connects with the unsolved case of his own father’s disappearance.
The reunion with her ex awakens in Kat an obsession to understand what really happened. As he investigates, he discovers a web of lies that not only affects her past, but also her present, endangering her life and the lives of those around her. The series explores how secrets buried for years can have devastating consequences when they come to light.
With a focus on suspense and an agile narrative, this British miniseries becomes an unmissable proposal for those who enjoy the psychological mysteries full of tension and unexpected twists.
Netflix: trailer for “I miss you”
Netflix: cast of “I miss you”
- Rosalind Eleazar
- Richard Armitage
- Ashley Walters
- Steve Pemberton
- Lenny Henry
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