She left it behind—like a real-life Cinderella—but she took his heart with her.
Rich, pretty, spoiled Tasha Endicott. Her friends should laugh if they could see her. Snowbound in a tiny cottage with a young minister and his doting mother. Hardly the sort of company Tasha would seek. And yet there was something wonderful about that evening—something Tasha would never forget.
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{{cite book|author=Grace Livingston Hill |date=1999 |orig-date=1930 |title=The gold shoe |url=https://archive.org/details/goldshoe0000hill |publication-place=Thorndike, Me |publisher=Thorndike Press |isbn=0-7862-2197-6 |lccn=99041716 |ol=45182M}}