Netflix is fast-tracking its next Harlan Coben adaptation, "Myron Bolitar," following the huge success of "I Will Find You," which has racked up more than 1.8 billion minutes viewed to become the platform's biggest hit of the year. Just two weeks after greenlighting the new series, based on Coben's long-running Myron Bolitar novels beginning with "Drop Shot," Netflix has already confirmed a wave of cast additions, underlining how quickly it wants to capitalise on Coben's growing popularity with streaming audiences.

The series follows Myron Bolitar, a former basketball star turned sports agent, as he navigates the murky world of professional sport with the help of a ruthless business partner. Colin Woodell, KJ Apa and Diane Guerrero were previously announced to lead the cast, and they are now joined by Chloe Fineman (in her first major live-action TV role since leaving "Saturday Night Live"), Jabari Banks as a rising tennis star, Jamie McShane as a veteran NYPD detective, and Ben McKenzie in a recurring role as a rival sports agent.