It is now the day of the summer camp in Wales, and the younger Wild Boys will say goodbye to the older ones. However, they will be the only ones going to Wales because the rest of Basildon Academy will go to Scotland. But they were joined by students from other schools who are also training to become Halargian agents. During their final moments together, they played games and had fun, even trained together. However, the fun didn't last long when the Red Halargians began invading Earth once more. It is now up to the Wild Boys and the agents-in-training to battle the Red Halargians once more before sending off the older Wild Boys.

Follow each Wild Boy's life upon returning to Basildon after spending some time in Ireland. Here, we will see them try to adjust to normal life as the farewell camp to say goodbye to the upper sixth students looms in. Where they had to spend their time outside of England once more.

A week has gone by since the Wild Boys were imprisoned and are now recovering in Slane Castle. However, a group of teens their age came into Slane unexpectedly. They began fighting the Wild Boys, accusing them of abandoning them when in reality, the Wild Boys didn't know who they were. Things got heated to the point that they had a duel with the Wild Boys until the Wild Boys had no choice but to recruit them. Disclaimer: All events in this book are entirely fictitious and do not correspond to any real-life event. Although the characters are based on real people, almost none of their traits will correspond with the real person. Before you cause any controversy, please read the disclaimer. This book is not recommended for anyone below the age of 16.

A month has gone by since graduation day, when the Wild Boys were going to spend their summer in Ireland. However, one night, Curt woke up from a nightmare only to find out he was on a hard floor and shackled. He tried to find his other teammates, only to figure out that they were in individual cells. With the help of his telekinesis, he was able to break free and help out the rest of his team. They need to figure out how to get out of the dungeon without their badges and with no signal to operate their watches. Meanwhile, Sir Henry and his crew learned that the Wild Boys had been kidnapped. Disclaimer: Contains mature themes such as violence, not recommended for readers under the age of 16. All events in this book and other Stuck In The Box books are fictitious.

About a week after graduation day, the new Wild Boys, known as the rookies, will get their badges. To do so, they had to fly to Blue Halarge and undergo training. This time, the already-badged Wild Boys, Lord Henry and their teachers will witness the ceremony. However, the ceremony crashed when the red-eyed Halargians invaded. Disclaimer: All the events that happened in this book series are FICTIONAL, which means that even though the characters were based on real people in the 80s, it didn't actually happen to them. Also, please PLEASE do not accuse me of mocking mental health issues when I actually did research, and some of the people the characters were based on also had these issues IRL. And please read my book series before making up accusations about me. Along with that, this book, along with other Stuck In The Box books, is recommended for people OVER THE AGE OF 16; anyone younger than 16 are advised not to read it.

It is soon graduation day for the older members of the Wild Boys, but they recruited 4 more people who coincidentally took the same A-levels exam as them. The Wild Boys also had to perform 3 songs for the ceremony. But just as they were finished performing the 3rd song, there was an alien invasion from Red Halarge. Now it is up to the Wild Boys to try and save their school. Disclaimer: Contains mature and somewhat disturbing themes; readers under 16 are not advised to read this. The characters here may be based on real people; however, all the elements are fictional.

The Wild Boys are now back in school, and they have to take their A-levels to go to college. They initially chose their respective subjects, but mysteriously, they were chosen to take Chemistry, Engineering, English, Psychology and Music. They had to cram all 5 subjects before taking these exams. Along the way, they learned more about their alien skills and powers as they gained new friends. Disclaimer: I am not a British citizen, and my knowledge about the A-levels exam is limited; I only know these exams because they are being introduced to the school I graduated from (along with iGCSEs), while international schools where I'm at have already been doing it. Also, this book series is not meant for or recommended to readers below the age of 16.

The Wild Boys returned to Basildon, Essex, to learn that the school's most notorious flirt, Paula, would join them. They have a new mission: to find an unstable portal in a nearby forest. It turned out to be an implanted portal made by the red-eyed Halargians to wipe out the remaining blue-eyed Halargian-human hybrids. The Wild Boys needed to do something to close the portal. During the mission, they learned that Paula didn't have powers and that she only joined the Wild Boys just to get to Hutch. Disclaimer: This is not a romance book; all events in this story are fictional, even though the characters are based on real people. Contains dark themes such as illnesses, hospitals and blood; anyone under 16 is not recommended to read.

It is now April, and the Wild Boys are on spring break. Paul frequently visited Marc in the hospital until he woke up from a coma. He now had to help Marc go back to where he was and help treat his stutter. The Wild Boys were training new members when they were abducted and sent to the backrooms. How will they get out? Disclaimer: Contains sensitive topics such as hospitals and the use of creepy themes. Readers under the age of 16 are not advised to read this.

About a week after Gary was rescued, Martin woke up with a terrible headache and a lump on his head. While on the way to class, he had a bad seizure, so his brother, Gary, had to take him to the hospital. Meanwhile, the Wild Boys tried to investigate more about Michael's suicide attempt now that he's in a coma after his brain was deprived of oxygen. Martin ended up with two benign brain tumours that had to be removed, which resulted in him needing a metal plate in his head. His recovery was rocky; he ended up deaf after suffering from meningitis, epilepsy and cognitive impairment. Disclaimer: Contains sensitive topics such as suicide, mental health, hospitals, blood, self-harm and surgery. Readers under the age of 16 are not advised to read this.