A Netflix original drama series called The Hunting Wives is based on May Cobb's book. The story is set in the made-up town of Maple Brook, Texas. It revolves mainly around Sophie O'Neil.

When The Hunting Wives premiered on Netflix on July 21, showrunner Rebecca Cutter says she hoped it would resonate with viewers, but kept her expectations measured.

Netflix's The Hunting Wives draws viewers in with an unexpected ending and shocking revelations. The Hunting Wives wrapped up ...

The salacious new crime show, set in a fictional east Texas town, has struck a chord with both liberals and conservatives.

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"The Hunting Wives" showrunner Rebecca Cutter, in an exclusive interview with USA TODAY, hinted at what viewers can expect ...

The Netflix series is mostly just soapy fun, while incorporating enough political references to zero in on conservative ...

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The Hunting Wives star Malin Akerman sees your social media posts, and she’s VERY aware of the comparisons between her character and First Lady Melania Trump. That’s not an accident.

Rebecca Cutter also tells TheWrap about capturing the Netflix zeitgeist and shares her hopes for a potential Season 2 ...

The Hunting Wives took a lot of inspiration from May Cobb's novel — but there were also some surprising changes. Netflix ...