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NCDem47

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7. Yes! And I love all the Netflix series for it.

Reply to bif (Original post)

Fri Mar 1, 2024, 12:10 PM

Mar 2024

I just came across them in the last month and binged them all. They make entertaining watching. But yes, there is a repetitiveness that sets in when you watch them back-to-back. Don’t forget about the detective and their sidekick!

“Safe” twist ending literally made me gasp. I was disturbed by “The Stranger” ending. I figured out “Stay Close” earlier than I thought I would. “Fool Me Once” really pushed the limits of plausibility.

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Are all Harlan Coben stories the same? [View all] bif Mar 2024 OP

One of the problems with popular fiction is the athour is pressed into telling the same story over and over. FSogol Mar 2024 #1

Yes and no. The books are more varied than the series. TwilightZone Mar 2024 #2

Actually most of the mysteries are formula driven. It is recirculating common themes JohnSJ Mar 2024 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Midnight Writer Mar 2024 #4

A lot of people have co-written with Patterson. TwilightZone Mar 2024 #5

Nope. I have deleted my post. Midnight Writer Mar 2024 #6

Yes! And I love all the Netflix series for it. NCDem47 Mar 2024 #7

I did enjoy all of them. bif Mar 2024 #8