Enaris's page

Though the guide contained excellent information about how to create an enjoyable player for the entire campaign as well as relevant and balanced traits to tie a character to the initial action, I felt they lacked the support for designing a character with long-term attachment to the story.

It DID contain some truly interesting information about a multitude of character design aspects, from race to class to background. Definitely worth a read by everyone who plans to play in Carrion Crown, a delightful and well-executed horror campaign.

Sutter breathes life into both the characters and their world of Golarion, in a well paced and better spun tale of swords, sorcery, betrayal, and mystery.

This is great- something in it for every group, well- organized for a GM's convenience, and deep, interesting NPCs and story.
I had a few minor issues with the book- first, I got it for pathfinder, and it contains none of the pathfinder rules that set it apart- NPC statistics contain spot and listen checks, move silently and hide checks, and there is no CMB or CMD in the statistics block. Changes based on the classes like the wizard's specialist abilities is not included, and rogues have no talents. Still compatible, of course, but very frustrating.
Also, the "handouts" are often in the middle of the page and very annoying to actually hand out... would be much more satisfied with a table I could photocopy.
As I said, very minor issues. Very thrilled- would recommend.