Mitten in Texas und doch nicht am Ziel: Historischer Roman über die Auswanderung der Deutschen nach Texas (German Edition)

The "Mitten in Texas und doch nicht am Ziel" book series by Barbara Ortwein is a thrilling, adventurous, and historical tale that follows the journey of German settlers in Texas during the Civil War era.

The story picks up where the author's previous book, "Zwischen den Welten und niemehr zurück," left off, delving deeper into the early years of the settlement and the conflicts between the North and South States. The series takes readers on a captivating journey through the eyes of the Engelbach family and their friends, the Komantschen, as they face challenges such as harsh weather conditions, dangerous wildlife, and the threat of war.

Despite these obstacles, the settlers persevere and establish thriving oases of civilization in the form of towns like Friedrichsburg, Neu-Braunfels, Börne, and Comfort. However, as the Civil War breaks out, the settlers must confront the possibility that their loyalty to the Union may have come at too high a cost.

Will they find a way out of this dilemma? This gripping and historically accurate series will keep readers on the edge of their seats as they follow the Engelbachs and their fellow Germans in their fight for survival and freedom in the untamed wilderness of Texas.