10 Best Mystery TV Shows Based On Books That Are Not From Harlan Coben

10 Best Mystery TV Shows Based On Books That Are Not From Harlan Coben .
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 While Harlan Coben is great, these ten mystery shows based on books by other authors deserve recognition for being great. Harlan Coben books and TV shows are all the rage right now. They’re everywhere. With all respect to the author and his fans, Harlan Coben's shows are starting to oversaturate the mystery TV genre, and there are already five more on the way.  Given their success, there is a clear audience for Harlan Coben mystery shows. However, not everyone who loves mysteries enjoys Coben’s distinctive storytelling style or character archetypes. Even people who love Harlan Coben sometimes want to watch something a little different.  These ten phenomenal mystery shows adapt books by other authors, and they’re very different from Coben’s stories. However, they deserve just as much appreciation. 10 The Field of Blood  The Patty Meehan books by Denise Mina were adapted into a 2011 show called Field of Blood, and the deeply underrated series is phenomenal. The show follows Patty Meehan, the titular copy editor at the Scottish Daily News in the 1980s Glasgow. She’s desperate to become a journalist and help save her dying newspaper, so she starts investigating a crime for a story and quickly becomes too involved.  The adaptation did a great job of bringing the story to the screen. Each of the two seasons follows a different murder mystery. It includes incredible performances from Jayd Johnson of River City, David Morrissey of Sherwood, and Peter Capaldi of Doctor Who. Johnson even won a BAFTA for her performance as Patty Meehan.  On top of that, the show shines because of its period accuracy. The setting is just as bleak and hopeless as Glasgow in the 80s, and it isn’t attempting to elicit nostalgia. 9 The Sinner  The Sinner is notable for its pulse-quickening tension and mysteries that ask “why” not “who.” Most people aren’t aware that The Sinner started out as a book adaptation of the psychological thriller-mystery novel The Sinner by Petra Hammesfahr. However, it has grown past its roots, becoming an anthology that follows a different mystery every season.  By moving past the original story, it has grown into something more impressive. The book's original themes about psychology and