Sarah and Jareth fight the Labyrinth - and each other - in an effort to restore balance. Sarah's perspective.

Adulthood was always going to be hard for Sarah. The Labyrinth and its King want her back. Threats to overthrow are coming from every direction. Aboveground, Sarah was doing her best to cope with the fact that she entered a magical kingdom at 15 and never really returned. Co-authored by QuaintLullabies and LadyOfTheCelticLand.

"I'm afraid, Sarah, dear, that you have no choice in the matter," replied Jareth, eyes twinkling. He lounged back in his armchair and casually pulled a crystal from thin air. It danced between his fingertips. "The Labyrinth—and I—have chosen you. You are, in every sense of the word, our muse."

Part 2 of the Judex Cycle. "King gone!" cried the littlest goblin. "What do you mean, 'King gone?" Sarah demanded. The Goblin King has abandoned his throne and disappeared into the Labyrinth. It's up to Sarah Williams to find him and bring him home. It will be a hard task: the way forward is sometimes the way back. And the Goblin King is tricky, and has plans of his own...

Jareth has come back to Sarah but this time he isn't willing to relent. Warning! Dark Jareth and rated M for mature content. Unfinished, unlikely to continue - 2017.

It's been six months since Sarah solved the Labyrinth, and now she finds out that the Goblin King has been missing ever since the day she won her brother back. The Underground is in chaos without its king, and the only person who can make it right is the one person who conquered it. Can Sarah save the goblins and find their mysterious and aggravatingly attractive king?

Nine years after defeating the Labyrinth, Sarah is in Ireland - a land of old magic, where legend suggests her victory comes with a price and her story is far from finished. Something ancient has been set in motion and Sarah finds herself at the centre of a very old, very Goblin, tradition. As time passes, fruit ripens... Let the feast begin at the Goblin Market.

Victory wasn't the end, merely the opening move. This time, she won't be offered her dreams—she'll have to choose between her life and another's. Reader Beware: There is no guarantee of safe travel, timely rescues, or happily ever after. Complete!