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📘 And Loving It! by William Joseph Johnston

"And Loving It!" is the sixth book in William Joseph Johnston’s nine‑novel Get Smart series, published in 1967. The story follows Agent Maxwell Smart and his partner Agent 99 as they join forces with V.T. Brattleboro, an agent of the villainous organization KAOS. Together, they pursue the powerful hypnotist Guro Optimo, who is plotting to use his mind‑control powers against the world. Their adventure is further complicated by Lucky Bucky Buckley, who has taken Optimo to his castle. The novel blends comedy, espionage, and humor rooted in the television series “Get Smart,” offering fans a satirical take on secret‑agent antics and hypnotic threats.

First publish date: 1967

Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comic Satire

Authors: William Joseph Johnston

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