Lights over the lake every night at eleven, and every morning another canoe is gone.
Camp Tamarack has run every summer on the shore of Loon Lake for sixty years, and it may not run another: the bank wants to sell it to a resort developer at the end of August. Then strange green lights start appearing over the water at eleven every night, and each morning one more canoe has vanished from the boathouse. The campers think it is the ghost of the camp's founder. A counselor, the camp cook, the lifeguard and the director's kid suspect something far more ordinary and far more interesting, and they have three weeks to find it.
4 roles. You take one; your friends take the rest, and the narrator plays any left over. Anyone can bring a character of their own into a role instead.
A college student in their fourth summer as a counselor, in charge of twelve eleven-year-olds and losing the argument most days.
The camp cook for thirty-one summers, who has fed three generations of campers and knows every secret that has ever been confessed over a mixing bowl.
The camp's head lifeguard, a competitive swimmer who takes water safety more seriously than anyone has ever taken anything.
The camp director's twelve-year-old, who has spent every summer of her life at Tamarack and is sure she can save it.