I just found out that another geocacher has written a murder mystery titled First to Find with a subtitle Book #1 in the Caching Out series. The Gorry Brothers: First Leap by Eve McGuire Waypoint: Cache Quest Oregon by Shauna Shober The Box That Watch Found by Gertrude Walker Chandlerīen and the Geocache Treasure by Heather GregoryĬode: A Virals Novel by Kathy and Brendan Reichs Serial Finder by David Klug (icecreamman)

Some are for kids or teens, and at least one is a romance and one is sci-fi, but most are more or less traditional mysteries. No doubt they don't all have close ties to geocaching. I have compiled a list but I am pretty sure it is not complete. Most, like mine, involve a geocacher finding a body, a skeleton, or body part.

You can watch the trackables race towards France HERE.After I published my novel, I was amazed to find how many others there were. Beynac served as the main inspiration for the setting of the book, the fictional Chateau de la Fortune, perched at the edge of a cliff high above the Dordogne River.

They’re racing to get to Chateau de Beynac, in the southwest of France. Treasures in the Wake Unto Me cache include copies of the book, travel bugs, jewelry, Third Place Books pens, gift certificates to Secret Garden Books and Mockingbird Books, and various small treasures.įive of the trackables are ones that I created myself. The multi-cache puzzle name is WAKE UNTO ME, its ID is GC2M29Z, and here’s a direct link. Each time I would think I had figured it out, a twist came out of nowhere and took me in a completely different direction.”ĮFHutton’s puzzle is just as much fun! You’ll get a good hike and some beautiful views, and perhaps a laugh or two. My mind was running wild trying to figure out the clues and mystery myself. A treasure hunt story with an author named Cach: how could there NOT be a geocache for such a book?Īs a recent review of Wake Unto Me says, “The author created an enchanting, ghostly world, while taking you on a intense hunt for treasure. Why a geocache for this book? Because a treasure hunt plays an important role in the story, and because - let’s face it - my last name is Cach.

Wake Unto Me by Lisa Cach