The Lumberjanes: Five girls and a camp counselor that seem to run into trouble of the supernatural kind everywhere they turn. 
 I must say I enjoyed this much more than the third volume but not as much as the first two. The art style doesn't seem as vibrant as the first two volumes and it is completely different from the art in the third. The hectic/chaotic plot line of the first two volumes is starting to make a reappearance in this volume (after having been completely lacking in the third). 
 We get to know the backstory on Rosie a bit more as well as being introduced to a bonkers taxidermist that has a history with the camp and with Rosie. Hmm the plot thickens. Overall it still wasn't as good as the first volumes but I can see a bit of what made the first two so special weaving its way back into this fourth volume.