In the aftermath following Jareth's defeat, and rejection, by Sarah the Goblin King believes he has failed to achieve a long foretold prophecy in regards to a young woman devoting herself to him so he may never feel lonely again. He suffers from depression following his failure, never realizing that Sarah might not have been the one the prophecy told would end his loneliness.

Sarah has lived happily in the Labyrinth with her husband, the Goblin King, for eleven years. What will happen when someone important from her childhood comes looking for her at her father's home and her younger brother, Toby, is eager to help look? Read first book, It's Only Forever, before continuing to this second installment.

Things weren't going well for Sarah. Roughly, four years after she ran the Labyrinth, Sarah returns, but she has to hide from the Goblin King. With the help of a magical coat, she lives undetected by him. Will he ever notice that the new servant is not what she seems? He of all people should know Nothing Is What It Seems. S/J.

25 years after Sarah defeats the Labyrinth, Jareth is still plagued with never-ending thoughts of her. She has since moved on with her life, and is married with 3 children. One of her children discovers a certain red book; they accidently call upon the goblin king. Rated M for Mature.

War is brewing in the Underground and it seems as though Sarah's favorite Goblin King is in the center of it. Alliances are being formed quickly but also broken just as fast. Tension rises in the continuation of Heal Me, Hurt Me!

After 10 years, Jareth brings Sarah back to the Underground from a wish of her stepmother. Can he help heal her past or will they continue to hurt each other? JS