What has the author Ruth Lorac written?

Ruth Lorac is a pseudonym used by the British mystery writer Ethel Lina White. She is best known for her series of mystery novels featuring the detective Chief Inspector MacDonald.

Here are some of the most famous books written under the pseudonym Ruth Lorac:

* The Case of the Missing Will (1936)

* Murder in the Mews (1937)

* Death in the Fifth Avenue (1938)

* The Case of the Dead Man's Shoes (1939)

* The Case of the Clockwork Clue (1940)

* The Case of the Missing Button (1941)

* Murder at the Vicarage (1942)

* The Case of the Missing Lady (1944)

* The Case of the Dead Man's Riddle (1945)

* The Case of the Crooked Candle (1946)

Ethel Lina White also wrote other mystery novels and short stories under her own name and several other pseudonyms. However, Ruth Lorac remains her most well-known and popular pen name.