The second half of June I was doing a lot of traveling and just never got around to do a Clearing the Shelves post, so this month you’re getting a double dose. Today I’m sharing five books that I haven’t yet reviewed and I’ve got a big variety for you. Among these books are three nonfiction and two fiction, two I listened to on audio and the other three I read most. Overall, these books were very successful for me, contributing to a great summer of reading including these favorites from the last couple months:

June

• After the End by Clare Mackintosh (my review)
• The Most Fun We Ever Had by Claire Lombardo (my review)

July

• A Prayer for Travelers by Ruchika Tomar (my review)
• The Dearly Beloved by Cara Wall (review coming in August)

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In the las month I’ve read three books that I like to think of as “suspense-lite.” In some suspense novels you’re on the edge of your seat, breathless with anticipation to see what happened or whodunnit. Though I thoroughly enjoyed two out of the three books here, this moniker describes them perfectly. What Sunburn, The Flight Attendant, and The Italian Party all had in common were mystery elements unveiled slowly, piece by piece, but without the fear and expectancy of the usual suspense novel….

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