Anna Katharine Green's The Golden Slipper is a novel of mystery. The narrative chronicles the involvement of wealthy acquaintances in the investigation of a stolen necklace that was lent out for a significant event. A valuable family keepsake, the necklace vanished without leaving a trace. To solve the mystery, the company of friends turned to young detective Violet Strange for assistance. Investigating further, Violet uncovers a complicated web of secrets surrounding the theft, revealing that the society and its members are intertwined in their cover-up. It's proving quite challenging to ascertain the actual culprit, as everyone has a motive. Left at the crime scene, the only trace of evidence is a gleaming golden slipper. The use of deduction and intuition are present in Golden Slipper's mystery, which is focused on social dynamics and relationships among the wealthy class.