Better than the first book. This audio version was excellent with the moody background music and proper pacing by the reader. ( )

I listened to the audiobook and I found the background music and noises very distracting. The story itself was great and I will need to go back at a later date and read the story in ebook or paperbook format so I can focus 100% on the story. ( )

Elric de Melniboné, el último emperador de una tierra en otro tiempo poderosa, autoexiliado de ella y portador de la espada mortífera que llaman Tormentosa, encuentra un barco que le espera en la costa, cubierta por la niebla, de una tierra extraña.
Cuando sube a bordo de la misteriosa nave, su sombrío capitán le comunica que se dispone a emprender una extraña empresa, acompañado por héroes de otros tiempos. Pues aquel barco no surca aguas terrenas: estos guerreros y campeones combaten a brujos y demonios en un viaje que recorre mares cuyas aguas no unen costas o continentes, sino eras distintas y mundos diversos. Los hombres de a bordo, todos ellos, son marineros de los mares del destino.

Oh Elric, you're such a passive knob. I actually like Moorcock's style, I just find the albino such bore compared to nearly every other character in the story. Honestly, Yrkoon seems so much more engaging in comparison. :) ( )

Of the three books that make up volume two of the Elric saga my favorite's were book one and three, two has a good a story but book one ties ties together protagonists of Moorcock's multiverse. While book three sets up the doom that Elric has inadvertently called up his plane of existence as he strives to help another has he doomed his whole world. ( )