David Baldacci's beloved thriller series, The 6:20 Man, is back with a bang. The fourth installment, All In, hits shelves on November 10, just as Netflix gears up to adapt the franchise for the small screen. For fans of high-stakes espionage and twisty conspiracy, this is a double dose of excitement.
In All In, Travis Devine—the ex-Army investigator turned reluctant hero—leaves U.S. soil for the first time, plunging into a global storm of billion-dollar secrets and international power plays. The book is available for pre-order now at $15.99, and it promises to raise the stakes higher than ever. Baldacci has crafted a narrative that feels both timely and timeless, blending corporate intrigue with geopolitical tension.
Netflix's adaptation of The 6:20 Man has been in development for a while, and while no release date has been announced, the buzz is building. This isn't Baldacci's first rodeo on screen—back in 2013, TNT aired King & Maxwell, based on his characters, but it lasted only one season and is now available on VOD platforms like Prime Video. Fans are hoping Netflix's take will have more staying power.
Netflix has been on a roll with literary adaptations and thrillers. The platform's recent success with top-tier original thrillers shows they know how to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. And with All In arriving just as the streaming giant is doubling down on Baldacci's world, the timing couldn't be better.
Meanwhile, Netflix's 2026 slate has been stellar. War Machine, starring Alan Ritchson, became the year's most-watched movie with over 135 million views in its first 90 days, and a sequel is already in the works. On the TV side, Harlan Coben's I Will Find You has been a hit, and KJ Apa is set to lead another Coben adaptation in 2027. The streamer clearly has a knack for turning bestselling authors into binge-worthy content.
If you're looking for something to tide you over until All In drops, Netflix has plenty of options. The Stephen King-approved horror series From is currently one of the most-watched shows in the U.S., and the second season of Black Doves just landed, already climbing the charts. For movie fans, Jake Gyllenhaal's The Day After Tomorrow is dominating the film rankings, and Guy Ritchie's King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is also in the global top 10.
As we wait for more news on the Netflix adaptation, All In is the perfect way to dive back into Travis Devine's world. Whether you're a longtime reader or new to the series, this installment is shaping up to be a must-read. Stay tuned for updates on the show, and in the meantime, check out our Netflix binge guide for this weekend to keep your watchlist full.
