Already hooked to Prime Video's Absentia? These 5 thriller dramas should definitely be on your watchlist next

Since Absentia arrived on Netflix, the series has once again gained notable attention. But before Netflix, the thriller was made available on Prime Video. So if you don't have a Netflix subscription, you can still enjoy the story of Emily Byrne.

She's an FBI agent who went missing while on a mission, and the whole world belived that Emily had been murdered. Almost six years later, Emily is revealed to be alive, and this comes as a big shock.

However, she barely remembers anything that happened in these six years. And soon, Emily finds herself in danger, once again facing off against criminals and corrupt figures. And those who enjoyed watching Absentia might be craving more thrilling content.

So if you're one of them, then do explore the list below.

5 thriller TV series to watch if you enjoyed Absentia on Prime Video

When it comes to some of the most memorable and thrilling TV series, many would now think of Absentia. The Prime Video series has also arrived on Netflix, and if you want to enjoy some more content like this, then here's the list of 5 thrillers:

1) Black Doves

A look at Black Doves (Image via Netflix)

The popular British spy thriller series, Black Doves could be a great option after completing Absentia. The story is about a woman named Helen Webb (played by Keira Knightley) who seems to be just the wife of a politician.

In reality, Helen is working for a covert agency known as the "Black Doves", which deals in selling sensitive information about politics, industries, and more. Helen's life takes a big turn after she loses her lover, and steps into the world of espionage by pretending to be the simple wife of the Secretary of State for Defence.

Where to watch: Black Doves can be streamed on Netflix.

Also Read: Entangled: Everything we know so far about the upcoming spy drama starring Absentia lead Stana Katic

2) The Beast in Me

The latest thriller series, The Beast in Me, is also gaining notable attention from drama lovers. And if you loved the mysteries and crimes in Absentia, then this pick is just for you.

The story follows Aggie Wiggs, who happens to be a great author, suffering from the pain of her younger son's death. And soon, she crosses paths with real‐estate tycoon Nile Jarvis along with his new wife, Nina Jarvis as this couple moves near Aggie's house.

Aggie becomes intrigued (and uneasy) by Nile’s arrival and his past. Her curiosity soon turns into something darker and dangerous, and Aggie gradually uncovers the manipulative personality behind Nile.

Where to watch: The Beast in Me is on Netflix.

3) All Her Fault

A look at All Her Fault (Image via Peacock)

All Her Fault is a thriller series that begins with something every parent fears: their kid suddenly disappearing, and no one knows anything about it. The series starts with Marissa Irvine, a successful wealth manager and mother, who goes to pick up her five-year-old son Milo from what should be a normal playdate.

But when she arrives at the house, the woman who answers the door has no idea who Marissa or Milo are. From that moment, the thrills in All Her Fault start to happen. And if you saw Emily struggling in Absentia, then also notice how Marissa goes through pain and difficulties while unraveling the truth.

Where to watch: All Her Fault is on Peacock.

Also Read: Where was All Her Fault filmed? Revisiting key filming locations of the latest mystery thriller

4) Black Rabbit

Set in New York City, Black Rabbit introduces viewers to two very different brothers: Jake and Vince Friedken. While one is incredibly successful, Vince has recently gotten into big trouble and turns for help from his elder brother.

His re-entry into Jake’s stable world upends the restaurant, the business, their relationship and everything Jake has carefully built. Together, they have to fight for survival and despite everything going down, Jake does not leave his brother.

Where to watch: Black Rabbit is on Netflix.

5) Dear X

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If you're someone who really enjoys thrillers and fell in love with the story of Absentia, then Dear X can also be a great melodramatic thriller. The series is originally Korean, and even if you don't watch K-drama, this might be the show that will pull you into some of the best K-drama thrillers.

The story is about Baek Ah-jin, who has endured only pain and torture in childhood from her parents. This experience results in Ah-jin becoming a skilled manipulator, as this was the only way she could survive.

The series has a lot of thrilling scenes, like Ah-jin witnessing her mother's death and keeping it a secret. Not only this, she even staged her abusive father's death and has many men around her who cannot afford to expose Ah-jin.

Interestingly, she has now become a popular actress and there are many trying to expose Ah-jin's past. But will they really succeed? This will be revealed at the end of the series, as it's still going on.

Where to watch: Dear X can be streamed on Hulu, Rakuten Viki, and TVING.