Max Smart and the Perilous Pellets - An original novel about NBC television's most hilarious super-spy, Max Smart, Agent 86 for CONTROL

William Johnston

Tempo Books

1966

154 páginas

5h 8m

ISBN-10: B00005WEFW

KAOS AND CONTROL BOTH HAVE THE
MEANS TO DESTROY EACH OTHER—
SO BOTH ORGANIZATIONS ARE IN
DANGER OF BEING DESTROYED.
It looked like an ordinary green pea, but that tiny pellet could mean the end of KAOS—and it
was up to Max Smart to see that Control planted its explosives before the KAOS agents planted
theirs.
In an atom-powered helicopter, piloted by Lance Chalfont, silent birdman (courageous,
compassionate and conscientious, but unable to read a map), Max and Agent 99 set off on their vital
mission, carrying the satchel of explosives that determined the future of the world—and their jobs.
The first stop was the scientific laboratory in the middle of the Sahara Desert, run by the nefarious Dr.
Yeh!; then the Weapons Arsenal deep under the Atlantic where Dr. Gill, half man, half fish, could
apprehend them and use his deadly weapon; next was the training school high in the Alps, presided
over by The Professor, a man whose ideas were old-fashioned but fatally effective; then, the building
that masqueraded as an Old Agents Home—what dreadful devices were behind those walls?
Racing neck and neck to the secret Control sites were the KAOS men, and all of Max’s remarkable
talent and ingenuity are called into play in his most perilous adventure.