His Pain

By: Wrath James White

Narrated by: Geoff Sturtevant

Life is pain. But for Jason, pain is about to become a weapon.

From Hardcore Horror Master Wrath James White comes a masterpiece of Transcendental Splatterpunk!

Born with a devastating central nervous disorder, Jason lives in a private hell. His reality is a cycle of mind-numbing agony where even the brush of air against skin feels like fire. Addicted to every narcotic known to man to ease his suffering, he is locked away in a padded room by day and a sensory deprivation bag by night.

When traditional medicine fails, hope arrives in the form of Yogi Arjunda of the Temple of Physical Enlightenment. He claims he can help Jason rise above the physical world. He claims he can end the suffering.

He was wrong.

The treatment leaves Jason changed—evolved into something darker. He has learned the secrets of sensation, and now he has a burning desire to share his enlightenment with you.

Perfect for fans of Aron Beauregard, Kristopher Triana, Nick Cutter, and Judith Sonnett, His Pain is a Splatterpunk and Extreme Horror classic that explores the darkest corners of human endurance.

©2014 Wrath James White (P)2026 Wrath James White

Worth the wait

I had been waiting for Wrath James White to begin adding audiobooks. I did not know if he ever would. I am so excited. This is a great masterpiece. Please keep adapting them.

pain and love

very well done story, hooked me from beginning to end. love you Wrath, your stories are so enthralling.

Great listen of you’re into strange and gory

The overall story was great. The plot had a couple of areas where it didn’t match with the level of disbelief that the rest of the story required, but overall,I really enjoyed it. The narration was perfect.

interestingly disturbing

I couldn't imagine having to live a life like this nor would I want to.
This story had me hooked from the start but there was one part that I wondered if I could make it to the end. Obviously I won't give it away, you'll need to listen for yourself but dont say I didn't warn you.

Hurts so good...

I’ve read His Pain a couple times before, so the second I saw there was an audiobook, I snatched it up without even thinking.
This story still hits HARD. The whole concept alone is messed up, being trapped in constant, unbearable pain, and Wrath James White really makes you feel every bit of it. You’re right there with him the whole time.
The first half had me completely locked in, and then once it starts to spiral… yeah, it goes all the way off the rails. Just straight chaos, uncomfortable in the best way.