Detective Stories
- Cole, G. D. H. (1923) The Brooklyn Murders
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1925) The Death of a Millionaire
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1926) The Blatchington Tangle
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1927) The Murder at Crome House
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1928) The Man from the River
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1928) Superintendent Wilson's Holiday
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1929) Poison in the Garden Suburb aka Poison in a Garden Suburb
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1930) Burglars in Bucks aka The Berkshire Mystery
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1930) Corpse in Canonicalsaka The Corpse in the Constable's Garden
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1931) The Great Southern Mystery aka The Walking Corpse
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1931) Dead Man's Watch
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1932) Death of a Star
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1933) A Lesson in Crime (short stories)
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1933) The Affair at Aliquid
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1933) End of an Ancient Mariner
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1934) Death in the Quarry
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1935) Big Business Murder
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1935) Dr Tancred Begins
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1935) Scandal at School aka The Sleeping Death
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1936) Last Will and Testament
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1936) The Brothers Sackville
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1937) Disgrace to the College
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1937) The Missing Aunt
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1938) Mrs Warrender's Profession
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1938) Off with her Head!
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1939) Double Blackmail
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1939) Greek Tragedy
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1940) Wilson and Some Others
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1940) Murder at the Munition Works
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1940) Counterpoint Murder
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1941) Knife in the Dark
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1942) Toper's End
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1945) Death of a Bride
- Cole, G. D. H. and Cole, M. I. (1946) Birthday Gifts
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