Just a novella from the Belle Meade Plantation series, so a quick read, but it does tie up a story that was flirted with in To Win Her Favor, which was a fun direction to go. This is historical Christian fiction, so due to its length, be prepared for it to dive right into the Christian messages Ms Alexander wants to convey with this story.

What I liked about To Mend a Dream:
The characters - I really found Savannah and Aidan to be likable and endearing. They were predictable in some ways, which is to be expected when you have only roughly a third of the pages to flesh them out. (Granted, we had more time with Savannah, given her appearance in the previous book, but even that was brief).
I liked the premise of how Aidan came to be at Darby Farm - Of all the ways he could have come to acquire this property, I found this one to feel sincere and moving. Probably a little too perfect, but sometimes a little too perfect is just the kind of easy read I need in the moment.

What I didn't care for:
That it was a novella - I know that Ms Alexander writes in trilogies and even this novella was more than she typically gives us, and I wouldn't have wanted her to not tell one of the other stories in exchange for this one, but I also felt like this one could have developed into a full length novel very easily, which would have fixed some of the overly rapid plot development. Mostly, I am just greedy and wanted the full experience.

All in all, I was glad for the resolution to Savannah's story, short and sweet though it was. It was a sweet final farewell to this trilogy (and a bonus!). Worth noting that I read this one out of order, but unlike the other installments of her trilogies, this one didn't have any connection that I could recall with the final book To Wager Her Heart so no danger of spoilers or being confused. I'll be ready to move on to the next series Tamera has going, which actually has me very close to current on all her works.