Save Me

What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedSave Me

Lennie James · Series · 2018

If you loved Save Me, start with Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey (2018) — a film on the same thread. Below: 4 books, 2 films and 2 podcasts, each matched to Save Me across media.

If Save Me hooked you, it is because of that desperate, singular drive to uncover the truth when authorities fail you.

Books on the same thread

Promise Me

Promise Me

Harlan Coben · Book · 2006

Explores: Protecting the innocent, Secrets of the suburbs, Moral ambiguity.

Much like Nelly Rowe in Save Me, Myron Bolitar navigates the moral gray areas of a missing person case, driven by a fierce, protective instinct that defies official police procedure.

Bleed for Me

Bleed for Me

Michael Robotham · Book · 2011

Shares a thread with Save Me: Psychological Thriller.

If you valued the raw, personal stakes of Save Me, you will appreciate how this story mirrors that same intensity as a father fights to clear his daughter of a crime.

The Mercy Seat

The Mercy Seat

Martyn Waites · Book · 2006

Shares 2 threads with Save Me: Redemption, Psychological Thriller.

If Save Me hit, The Mercy Seat shares the thread.

Millennium

Millennium

Stieg Larsson, David Lagercrantz · Book · 2005

Shares a thread with Save Me: Psychological Thriller.

The relentless investigative spirit that defined Save Me is mirrored here as these protagonists expose deep-seated corruption to solve a disappearance that the authorities have long since abandoned.

Films on the same thread

Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey

Believe Me: The Abduction of Lisa McVey

Film · 2018

Shares a thread with Save Me: Psychological Thriller.

This story echoes the skepticism Nelly faces in Save Me, capturing the isolating struggle of a victim forced to navigate a system that refuses to validate her lived reality.

Searching

Searching

Aneesh Chaganty · Film · 2018

Shares a thread with Save Me: Psychological Thriller.

Like the father in Save Me, David Kim takes matters into his own hands, transforming from a desperate parent into an amateur sleuth when the official investigation hits a wall.

Podcasts on the same thread

Missing Niamh

Missing Niamh

Podcast

Shares a thread with Save Me: Missing Persons.

This investigation captures the same heartbreaking reality of Save Me, where families must grapple with the limitations of police work while searching for closure in a cold case.

First Conviction

First Conviction

Podcast

Explores: Wrongful Conviction, Child Abuse Allegations, Miscarriage of Justice.

If you were drawn to the themes of injustice and family separation in Save Me, this investigation into a miscarriage of justice offers that same gripping, high-stakes emotional tension.

Keep exploring

Common questions

Is Save Me about a father searching for his missing child?

Yes, Save Me follows Nelson Rowe as he attempts to track down his thirteen-year-old daughter, Jody, after he is wrongly suspected of her kidnapping. Frustrated by the police investigation, he decides to take matters into his own hands to find her.

Does Save Me start with the protagonist being arrested?

Yes, the plot of Save Me begins when Nelson Rowe is arrested on suspicion of kidnapping his daughter, Jody. Although he eventually convinces the police of his innocence, the arrest serves as the catalyst for him to begin his own search for her.

How long has it been since the protagonist in Save Me last saw Jody?

In Save Me, Nelson Rowe has not seen his daughter, Jody, for ten years prior to the events of the series. This long absence makes the sudden accusation of kidnapping even more disruptive to his life as he begins his search.

Why does the main character in Save Me decide to investigate the case himself?

Nelson Rowe takes charge of the investigation in Save Me because he is frustrated with the way the police are handling the search for his daughter. After proving he is not responsible for her disappearance, he chooses to track down Jody on his own.

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