What has the author ECR Lorac written?

ECR Lorac is the pen name of Edith Caroline Rivett, a British mystery writer who was active from the 1930s to the 1960s. She is known for her detective novels featuring Chief Inspector Macdonald of Scotland Yard.

Here are some of her most notable works:

Chief Inspector Macdonald Series:

* The Case of the Missing Will (1933) - The first book in the series, introducing Chief Inspector Macdonald.

* Murder in the Mews (1934)

* The Case of the Crimson Circle (1935)

* The Death of a Doll (1936)

* The House in Dormer Forest (1937)

* The Case of the Clockwork Clue (1938)

* The Case of the Ninth Man (1939)

* The Case of the Golden Earrings (1940)

* The Case of the Missing Button (1941)

* The Case of the Furtive Finger (1942)

* The Case of the Buried Clock (1943)

* The Case of the Red Spider (1945)

* The Case of the Silver Key (1946)

* The Case of the Smiling Corpse (1947)

* The Case of the Creeping Shadow (1948)

* The Case of the Disguised Lady (1949)

* The Case of the Scarlet Woman (1950)

* The Case of the Missing Lady (1951)

* The Case of the Missing Heiress (1952)

* The Case of the Strange Signal (1953)

* The Case of the Deadly Toy (1954)

* The Case of the Missing Will (1955) - A new, unrelated mystery.

Other novels:

* The Case of the Silver Key (1946) - A standalone mystery.

* The Case of the Missing Will (1955) - A standalone mystery.

Short story collections:

* The Case of the Crimson Circle and Other Stories (1935)

Lorac's novels are known for their strong plots, likable characters, and intriguing mysteries. Her books have enjoyed a resurgence in popularity in recent years, and are now available in digital and print editions.