Teresa Murray spent over two decades in humanitarian aid, working in some of the world’s most volatile regions. Specialising in populations affected by violence, armed conflict, and displacement, she has led responses to crises and advocated fiercely for those caught in cycles of conflict and abuse. She also holds postgraduate qualifications in mental health in situations of violence.
Drawing on both professional and deeply personal experiences, Murray wrote The Slaying of Souls to confront prevailing narratives and illuminate the raw realities of violence, exile, and survival. Beyond writing, she is a social impact entrepreneur and activist, leading projects that challenge violence, social injustice, and the trauma they leave behind.
When not immersed in her work, she can often be found on two wheels, indulging her love of motorcycles, or seeking solace in the wild. The Slaying of Souls is her debut novel.
The Slaying of Souls
Ria is nineteen when she joins a peaceful protest at her university – naïve, disconnected from the realities of her country, and unaware of the price others have already paid for defiance. But the world she thought she knew unravels piece by piece. Taken alongside her mother and sister, she is th...
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