Using the clues they decrypted from the house-shaped board book, Holmes and his wife Elissa set out from their Amherst, Mass. The book, an illustrated mystery caper, contains hints about the whereabouts of twelve real-life treasures buried around the country. Last Wednesday, Aaron Holmes woke up early and packed a lunchbox with candy, bananas, and PB&J sandwiches, "because they make excellent adventure food." He grabbed an emergency kit containing a bit of string, a hammer, and a flashlight, a five-dollar Wal-Mart shovel, and a copy of "The Clock Without A Face" - his field guide for the journey ahead of him. Pick up an advance copy of "Clock" here or at your local bookstore starting May 14. But where are they? The only path lies in solving the riddles in McSweeney’s newest title, "The Clock Without a Face." Get a head start on the hunt. If you can find them, they’re yours to keep. That’s right throughout this fine land, twelve handcrafted, one-of-a-kind, gem-encrusted numbers lie buried in the soil.
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