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Upgrade your space with the perfect blend of superior airflow, year-round comfort and stylish design with our 52 in. ceiling fan. Powered by a Silicon Steel DC Reversible Motor, this fan ensures ultra-powerful and whisper-quiet air movement, creating a serene atmosphere. The reversible DC motor allows you to switch between downward airflow for Summer and upward airflow for Winter, ensuring efficient heat distribution throughout the room. The included remote control offers convenient management of 6 wind speeds, timer adjustment and reversible blade design, providing optimal comfort all year round. Featuring a classic airplane blade design and retro style, this ceiling fan is an ideal decoration for various spaces, including farmhouses, patios, bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and porches, suitable for both indoor and covered outdoor use. The low-profile flush mount design, with simple lines and beautiful solid wood blades, is complemented by a matte white shell, adding a stylish and distinctive touch to any home decor.

Upgrade your space with the perfect blend of superior airflow, year-round comfort and stylish design with our 52 in. ceiling fan. Powered by a Silicon Steel DC Reversible Motor, this fan ensures ultra-powerful and whisper-quiet air movement, creating a serene atmosphere. The reversible DC motor allows you to switch between downward airflow for Summer and upward airflow for Winter, ensuring efficient heat distribution throughout the room. The included remote control offers convenient management of 6 wind speeds, timer adjustment and reversible blade design, providing optimal comfort all year round. Featuring a classic airplane blade design and retro style, this ceiling fan is an ideal decoration for various spaces, including farmhouses, patios, bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and porches, suitable for both indoor and covered outdoor use. The low-profile flush mount design, with simple lines and beautiful solid wood blades, is complemented by a matte white shell, adding a stylish and distinctive touch to any home decor.

You've seen The Hunt for Red October and wondered if it was real. Now you'll know. Rig Ship for Ultra Quiet - a book about submarines, written by a submariner. Spend two months in a nuclear fast attack submarine off the coast of the Soviet Union at the end of the Cold War with Andrew Karam, a decorated veteran of the US submarine force.

Mandolin Orange carries an understanding of tradition and shape it into a thing of beauty. They craft simple songs that go beyond chord progressions and vocal harmonies, leading somehow toward something pure. Using acoustic and electric guitars, mandolin and a hand-me-down fiddle, Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz allure with a heart-worn sensibility. Quiet Little Room is the duo's first release (2010). 2011's Haste Make/ Hard Hearted Stanger combines bluegrass, rock and country for lullabies that

While the goth scene in England was picking up commercial steam in the mid-'80s, The Sisters of Mercy may have seemed quiet, but they roared back with 1987's 'Floodland'. Opening with the driving two-part hymn 'Dominion/Mother Russia', Sisters leader Andrew Eldritch (along with bassist Patricia Morrison) creates a black soundscape that is majestic and vast. While the earlier Sisters releases were noisy, sometimes harsh affairs, 'Floodland' is filled with lush production (thanks to Meat Loaf writ

Vinyl LP pressing. Two months after his high school graduation, John Mark Nelson jumped to the top of Minneapolis' Folk-Pop scene with 2012's WAITING AND WAITING, a home-made album that split the difference between Nick Drake's quiet, stripped-back acoustics and Andrew Bird's orchestral sweep. Two years later, he's ready to make a bigger splash with SINGS THE MOON, the most detailed, collaborative album of his young career. Only 19 years old, Nelson sings with a slow-smoked croon that belies his

Seventy-year-old university professor Andrew Bassett, hoping to complete his book in the quiet village of Godlingham, becomes involved in an unsolved, six-year-old murder--and another murder just after his arrival

Seventy-year-old university professor Andrew Bassett, hoping to complete his book in the quiet village of Godlingham, becomes involved in an unsolved, six-year-old murder--and another murder just after his arrival

Expecting nothing more than a quiet holiday in the sleepy seaside town of Gallmouth, England, Andrew Basnett is first surprised to meet his nephew, Peter Dilly, quite by chance, and then both pleased and annoyed to find himself drawn into the activities of the town's first arts festival. It's pleasant to be invited for dinner at the home of successful novelist Simon Amory, but not so pleasant when Amory's sister-in-law is found shot to death in Amory's summer house, and Basnett's nephew is both the last person to have seen her alive and the first to see her dead. When a second woman of Amory's acquaintance is also found dead, the rather prickly writer would seem to be a prime suspect but Basnett has other ideas.No one is better than E. X. Ferrars, undisputed past mistress of the domestic British mystery, at uncovering the personal torments that lie beneath the surface of tranquil small-town life, and one is better at unraveling the complex relationships and motivations that so often lead to unexpected violence.

Spending Christmas in Australia with a former student and his wife, Professor Andrew Basnett finds his quiet holiday shattered by two murders, in which the most significant clue is a mysterious piece of crystal

Kingdom forges a story in the parts of a vacation we like to forget--the arguments, the poor weather, the moments of quiet solitude. This detailed graphic novel follows a family on their vacation to a small campground, where teenager Andrew explores the dunes in relative solitude, and Suzie navigates childhood in the wake of her older brother.Fond memories and old habits compete with modern distractions in this contemplative and atmospheric new work from Jon McNaught, with a meditative art style that makes the ordinary, extraordinary. A family sets off for a long weekend at a campground next to the ocean. We follow them through the familiar landscapes of a summer break: gas stations, windswept cliffs, dilapidated museums, and tourist giftshops. Richly illustrated and sparsely worded, Kingdom explores the rhythms of nature, the passing of time, and the beauty and boredom of a summer holiday. A great new story for fans of Richard McGuire.

Kingdom forges a story in the parts of a vacation we like to forget--the arguments, the poor weather, the moments of quiet solitude. This detailed graphic novel follows a family on their vacation to a small campground, where teenager Andrew explores the dunes in relative solitude, and Suzie navigates childhood in the wake of her older brother.Fond memories and old habits compete with modern distractions in this contemplative and atmospheric new work from Jon McNaught, with a meditative art style that makes the ordinary, extraordinary. A family sets off for a long weekend at a campground next to the ocean. We follow them through the familiar landscapes of a summer break: gas stations, windswept cliffs, dilapidated museums, and tourist giftshops. Richly illustrated and sparsely worded, Kingdom explores the rhythms of nature, the passing of time, and the beauty and boredom of a summer holiday. A great new story for fans of Richard McGuire.

As seen on the Discovery ID TV series Murder is Forever, these two true-crime thrillers follow a lawyer struggling to stop a killer and a detective angling to solve a double homicide.Home Sweet Murder (with Andrew Bourelle): Lawyer Leo Fisher and his wife Sue are a sixty-one-year-old couple enjoying a quiet Sunday dinner at home. Until a man in a suit rings their front door claiming to be an SEC agent. By the end of the evening, two people will be shot, stabbed, and tortured. And two others will fare worse . . . Murder on the Run (with Scott Slaven): The middle-aged housekeeper found dead with a knife in her throat was bad. But the little boy was worse. After a bloody double homicide that puts Omaha, Nebraska, on the map, Detective Derek Mois promises the boy's parents he will catch the killer, no matter how long or far he runs . . .

Shocking family secrets shatter a woman's quiet country life in the psychosexual thriller THE SLEEPWALKER. Young couple Kaia and Andrew are restoring her family's sprawling and secluded rural estate when their peace is upended with the unexpected arrival of Kaia's emotionally disturbed sister Christine and her distraught boyfriend Ira. As Christine's behavior grows increasingly unhinged - including an unsettling incident of sleepwalking - long buried traumas resurface and Kaia is forced to confr