Roger is now atrophied and is doing some physiotherapy. His powers have also become more powerful thanks to the alien genes that were injected into him. The Wild Boys had returned to Basildon Academy, though they had a mystery to solve. They needed to figure out where their classmates were heading, which might lead to another trip to Scotland. Meanwhile, Dr Richards' organisation, the Illuminati, a group known for conspiring against Dr Hayley's father, have been kidnapping every single 16 to 18-year-old from Essex and has yet to find the Wild Boys. Disclaimer: Includes themes of unethical human experimentation and may include explicit and disturbing content. This book, along with other Stuck In The Box books, is not recommended for anyone under 16 years old.

A few days after John, Curt and Andy were released from the hospital, the Wild Boys continued their education. While catching suspicions of an alien invasion, Roger had fallen ill with appendicitis. After being rushed to the hospital and needing surgery, the Wild Boys learned he had a mitochondrial disorder and had learned the truth about why their parents were experimented on. Now they were hoping that Roger would be able to leave the hospital before Christmas and Chris's 18th birthday. Warning: Contains mention of hospitals, accidents, blood and angst. Anyone under the age of 16 is not recommended to read this book (along with the other Stuck In The Box books).

About a day after returning to Essex, Curt and Andy had their doctor's appointment. Andy however, had to have surgery to remove his g-tube which has been infected. Meanwhile, John had an overdose as a suicide attempt and had to be rushed to the hospital. Warning: May include mentions of hospitals, overdose, mental health and attempted suicide, read at your own risk. Anyone under the age of 16 are not advised to read this book (or any book part of the Stuck In The Box series).

It's been a few weeks and it's now November. The group, later known as the Wild Boys are now going to go camping in Scotland. However, their campsite was closed and destroyed. The Wild Boys had to investigate the whereabouts before their school could find a nearby hotel. Later unveiling the unexpected truth about the group of teens who were test subjects of an experiment in World War 2.

Curt's recovery from his hospital stay took another turn. Roland, Dave and George went to the hospital only to find out that Dr Hayley had files of their parents who were subjects of a project in World War 2. Later, after recruiting Jim, John and Roger, the group will soon go on a camping trip. This is nothing much, just one of those cheap, angsty one-shot fanfiction. Also a stopgap between The Final Straw and the next book.

About a month after the events of the last book, Curt is now hospitalised and is supposedly HIV-positive. His friends, now with powers, visited Curt and Jon was skeptical of Curt's IV bag knowing that Curt's doctor wasn't what he seemed. Meanwhile, the alpha bully, known as Tony, is HIV positive. With a lot of teenage angst and fluff, this is The Final Straw.

In the 1980s in a small town in Essex, 17-year-old Curt Smith suffered from ADHD and OCD. Since the death of his father recently, his mental health deteriorated and he gained powers as a result of his inner conflicts. Curt and his friends, Roland, Dave, Martin, Fletch, Simon, George, Andy and Kate along with newcomers, Jon, Maddy and Bryan deal with supernatural stuff in the midst of a Thatcher-era Britain and the AIDS pandemic. Warning: Although the characters are loosely based on real celebrities of the 80s, everything is fictitious. With the exception of the AIDS pandemic and any event that had happened to the celebrity in real life that is added to the character. None of the characters' sexualities also correspond to the real person (with the exception of George Michael). And please don't read it if you don't like the content, just don't.