Waiting on Wednesday: Wolfsbane

Nightshade Book 2: Betrayal, loss, pain, fear. How many trials can love endure and still survive?  Pub. date: July 26, 2011

There's  not a whole lot of information out for Wolfsbane right now.  All I know is that I really enjoyed Nightshade, and I want to know where the story goes next.  I'd love to get my hands on an ARC of this one, because I'm just that impatient.  Nightshade was one of the few YA paranormals I've enjoyed recently.

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Waiting on Wednesday: The Floating Islands

I don't usually participate in memes, but I like this one just for the fact that I find more books to add to my TBR list. And I don't care if I'm coming up on 700 books on my list, I can always use more. So, here's one that I'm waiting on:

The Floating Islands by Rachel Neumeier
When Trei loses his family in a tragic disaster, he must search out distant relatives in a new land. The Floating Islands are unlike anything Trei has ever seen: stunning, majestic, and graced with kajurai, men who soar the skies with wings.Trei is instantly sky-mad, and desperate to be a kajurai himself. The only one who fully understands his passion is Araene, his newfound cousin. Prickly, sarcastic, and gifted, Araene has a secret of her own . . . a dream a girl cannot attain.Trei and Araene quickly become conspirators as they pursue their individual paths. But neither suspects that their lives will be deeply entwined, and that the fate of the Floating Islands will lie in their hands.

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Waiting on Wednesday: The Timekeeper's Moon

"Waiting On" Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted at Breaking the Spine, that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating.

So, my book has already been released.  It came out earlier this month, so it's not so much that I'm waiting for it to be published.  I'm just waiting to finish some of the books I've already got checked out from the library, or received to review before I can get to it.

 Under the eye of a sinister moon, Ariel discovers a baffling map.  Determined to follow it, she and her friends embark on a dangerous mission to discover the source of her telling dart before an ingenious trap set in the past can erase Ariel's future.

This is the sequel to The Farwalker's Quest, which I really enjoyed.  I need to get this from the library soon!