The Jack Hansard Series: Season One
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  • Reads 19,170
  • Votes 1,565
  • Parts 24
  • Time 6h 48m
Complete, First published Aug 08, 2016
Jack Hansard is the man who can sell you anything. Luck in a bottle, fame in a box, dreams on a leash, you name it: if he doesn't have it, he'll convince you he has something better. He's a trader on what's known as the Black Market - the occult Black Market, that is. If you're in need of that extra special something to curse your ex-lover or win your fortune, Hansard's the man to go to. Just make sure you check the 'best before' date on anything you buy.
        
This is Season 1 of the Jack Hansard short story series - each Episode is a separate story, but follows an overarching plot much like a TV series. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it!
  
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56 parts Ongoing

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