Ghost Novels Under The Francis Gaite Byline
- Great Caesar's Ghost (juvenile), 1943 (British title: The Emperor's Bracelet, 1947)(non-ghost; a "lost city" story)
- Brief Candles (The Latimers), 1954
- Happy Returns (The Latimers), 1955 (British title: A Family Matter, 1956)
- The Far Traveler, 1956
- Come and Go (The Latimers), 1958
- Duty Free, 1959 (non-ghost novel)
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