I loved this book (Quest for Honor) because it incorporated a missing element from many families’ normal education of their children, and that is a “code of honor”…The main characters both have dreams, one is living his dream while the other goes through life with his dream unfulfilled. It is really unique how the author jumps back and forth between the two characters (brothers) and shows how they choose to live with honor regardless of their “dreams.” I think it is a must read for all…

     – Dr. Bohdi Sanders, author of the best-selling Modern Bushido: Living a Life of Excellence 

     Tautly written and action-packed, The White Vixen marks a solid debut adventure novel. The book moves beyond the standard spy and war novel fare, however, by introducing an intriguing character, Korean-American Jo Ann Geary, a USAF Special Operations captain who’s so good that even MI6 needs her services. The novel also fills a void in the thriller genre – a rare book about the Falklands War of the early 1980s. If this book demonstrates the skills of a writer at the beginning of his career, then I can’t wait for his next few titles.
     – Kyle John Janison

     Tindell’s characters in Quest for Vengeance are strong, compelling and complex—they are not the macho cutouts sometimes found in this genre. I especially enjoyed his female characters who are smart, competent and bad ass! The action is well-thought out and well-timed. The descriptions of the setting make you feel as if you are there! I’ll be anxiously awaiting the next Tindell book that features these characters…I’m a Vince Flynn, now I’ll add Tindell to my list

     – Mariuchi, Amazon reader

     I just finished The Man in the Arena and loved it. I enjoyed the Scott Armstrong character quite a lot. The author reached a nice balance with a protagonist that is nearly invincible yet still believable. He has a more human side than I've seen with other authors. I also loved the setting for the story. If you enjoy authors like Vince Flynn or Lee Child, give this a read.
    – Steve Greenway, Amazon reader

     ​The Red Wolf has made me even more of a historical fiction fan, and helped me appreciate the warrior aspect of modern Martial Arts. The details of The Cold War came to life for me with Jo, the talented, ninja-line protagonist getting the job done with her team. Since I am a female Martial Artist, I really appreciate the technical side of the self defense and finishing techniques, as well as the fascinating details of how things very well could've went down behind the Iron Curtain.

     – Lisa K. Richards

     The latest entry into the Quest series takes heroes Jim and Gina Hayes into stark challenges from within their personal lives to the mountaintops of Peru.  Fans of David Tindell’s adventure novels are treated to more exotic locales, martial arts mayhem and high-tension danger.  Jim and Gina have to confront not only extreme risk on a remote mountain trek, they also face critical challenges in their own marriage.  Quest for Redemption is certainly a worthy addition to Tindell’s unique brand of page-turning storytelling.
    – Brian J., reviewer

     I couldn’t put The Heights of Valor down from the minute I started reading. The author did a fantastic job of writing the story in different time periods and keeping the reader engaged in wanting to know what would happen next…The main character draws his strength from generations of servicemen especially his great great grandfather who was a Rough Rider with Teddy Roosevelt. The reader gets to share in the growth of a young man into a courageous leader and his story on and off the battlefield. Loved the story!!

     – Charlene, Amazon reader

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