The Ibarra Sanction

Terran Armor Corps, Book 2

By: Richard Fox

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

Once, the Ibarras saved Earth and all of humanity from utter destruction. Now they are fugitives and traitors hunted by the Terran Union's mightiest warriors.

After fleeing with a stolen armada, the Ibarra family have finally emerged from hiding and are scouring the galaxy for an ancient alien legacy, destroying any who get in their way. For armor soldier Roland Shaw, the call to put down the Ibarra mutiny is a bitter task as he and the Iron Dragoons come face to face with the Ibarras in order to discover if they are truly their friends or their most deadly foe.

The Ibarra Sanction is the second book in Richard Fox's Terran Armor Corps series, a military sci-fi space opera and sequel to the 2017 Dragon Award-nominated novel Iron Dragoons. Listen to this action-packed novel and brace yourself for the revelations that will change Roland's world forever!

©2017 Podium Publishing; 2017 Richard Fox (P)2017 Podium Audio

You find ouy about Armor...

In this portion you find out more about the meaning of "I am armor" and the future of the armor corps after the Ember Wars...

Complicated

Whew! Mystery, action, adventure. Plots and subplots that keep you guessing. I need to get to the end of the story.

Incredible

The Terran Armor Corps series is quickly becoming one of my favorites, this installment rocked, I strongly suggest reading the Ember War series, also incredible. Luke Daniels is great

A step down from the first book.

Would you listen to The Ibarra Sanction again? Why?

No. Im really torn on this book. I kept thinking the war scenarios were too large for the author in some of the fights. Other times I thought it was good. I found myself lost during some of the fight scenes and I think it was due to poor descriptions of what was going on. Its like the author spelled out every move the characters made without going into what was going on around them or their environment. It resulted in an extremely two dimensional fight scene. Overall the book was good although I considered turning it off a few times when I was lost. The two or three instances of two dimensional descriptions, maybe 20 minutes of the book total, ruined the book for me. The first book was great. Im too scared to spend a credit on the third once it becomes available.

What about Luke Daniels’s performance did you like?

Luke Daniels is always great. He has a great range

Ember Wars universe greatness!

my only gripe is that it was a short book relative to what I've grown accustomed to in this genre for books this good. It could have used some more story depth and side plots. It felt slightly rushed.