Sarah is looking forward to the (not so) halcyon days of summer until she makes a rather imprudent wish... Caterpillars, Cub Scouts, and Goblins? Oh my! The Goblin King is going to Summer Camp.

Words have power. Woven to beguile and to ensnare - like twisted branches of a tree, with roots gone deep. They lie in shadow – filled with purpose and intent. Filled with Old magic. Sarah really should have known better. Norse gods, ancient rituals, the chase… He is through waiting. It all began with a book; it is only fitting that it should end with one. Enter the Tanglewood...

Almost fifteen years after solving the Labyrinth, Sarah begins to receive mysterious gifts: a crystal owl, fairy tale books, things that remind her of someone she's neither seen nor heard from in years. She enlists Hoggle's help in solving the mystery and discovers that things are not always what they seem. (Warning: for creepy stalking behavior) One shot. Complete.

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.