WILL YOU FIND THE KEY?
On August 20, Ballantine Books and Halekulani are teaming up for a one-of-a-kind treasure hunt at Gray's Beach on Waikiki Beach.
The key to a locked safe will be dropped into the ocean. The grand prize? A $1000 bookstore giftcard, a 2-night luxury stay at Halekulani, and a full signed collection of novels by #1 New York Times-bestselling author Catherine Steadman.
Find the key. Unlock the safe. Claim the prize.
HOW IT WORKS
Follow for the Drop
On August 20 at 10AM HST, the exact location of the key drop will be shared on Instagram via @halekulanihotel.Look for Signs
On Gray's Beach at Waikiki Beach, signage will mark the key drop zone and provide instructions for participants.Find the Key
The brightly-colored key will be floating in the water. Anyone is welcome to search.Unlock the Safe
Once found, the key can be brought to Halekulani to open the safe and claim the prize.
The Prizes
$1,000 BookShop.org gift card
A 2-night stay at Halekulani in an ocean view room with daily breakfast
Signed copies of all of Catherine Steadman's books
Something in the Water: A Reese's Book Club Pick
Catherine Steadman
THE #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER WITH MORE THAN A MILLION COPIES SOLD
“A psychological thriller that captivated me from page one. What unfolds makes for a wild, page-turning ride! It’s the perfect beach read!”—Reese Witherspoon
In this taut psychological thriller, the picture-perfect couple is relishing their honeymoon in paradise—until they find a duffel bag in the water. Its contents will change their lives forever...
Listen to a Sample from Something in the Water
Catherine Steadman
Catherine Steadman is an author and screenwriter based in London. She grew up in the New Forest, Hampshire, and now lives in East London with her husband and two daughters. Catherine's first novel, Something in the Water, was a New York Times bestseller with rights sold in over thirty territories. She is also the author of Mr. Nobody, The Disappearing Act, The Family Game (a New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice), and Look in the Mirror.
Halekulani
As Hawaii's most acclaimed hotel, Halekulani has earned more than 500 accolades since reopening its doors in 1984. The original “House Befitting Heaven” opened in 1907 as a residential hotel, expanding under various owners. Today, the luxury resort presents 453 guest rooms, suites and Premier Suites, designed in a signature seven shades of white. Halekulani’s iconic pool features a 30 x 30-foot Cattleya Orchid mosaic made up of 1.2 million glass tiles. The three-suite SpaHalekulani was recently transformed to focus on bespoke, multisensory wellness experiences. Six culinary offerings range from fine dining La Mer and Lewers Lounge jazz bar to the casual House Without A Key overlooking the hotel’s over a century old Kiawe Tree.
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DISCLAIMER
Penguin Random House, Ballantine Books, and Halekulani are not responsible for any injury, loss, or damage sustained during participation in the treasure hunt.
