Shackles of Deception

Author: Stacy Murray

When Stacy chose to get married, she thought it was the best choice she had made for her daughter and herself. Even though marrying Jeff was not an immediate option for her, the fear of Jeff ruining her life if she married another man was not worth it. So, she thought marrying him was the best option. She thought Jeff loved her and that he would take good care of her. With a very big and exquisite wedding that was showcased to the world, nothing prepared Stacy for the shock she was about to encounter on her wedding night.

From deception to cruelty beyond her control, Stacy remained committed and enslaved in the hands of Pharaoh (Jeff), in an attempt to save her marriage. She was trapped in a loveless pit of abuse. Pharaoh would never let her go so easily; he enjoyed seeing her helpless and under his control and authority. There seemed to be no way out. But with perseverance and finding God, Stacy was freed from the hands
of Pharaoh and was able to flee Egypt once and for all.

About the Author

Stacy Murray

Dr. Stacy Murray is a very humble woman who grew up in a quiet village in Tobago. She was the third of four girls. Stacy grew up in a poor home, being subjected to a single-parent family after her father left when she was
12 years old and remarried a woman three times his age. Nevertheless, Dr. Murray was determined to excel and become the best she could be, to get out of a life of poverty, and to make her mother proud and to support her for the sacrifices her mother had made for her.

Dr. Murray became a Registered Mental Nurse in 2002 and has been practicing nursing for the past 13 years. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology with first-class honours. 

Her achievements earned her a full scholarship from the government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, where she completed her Master’s of Science Degree in Applied Psychology and a Doctorate Degree in Behavioural Health, all with distinctions.

Dr. Murray is passionate about God. She became an SDA Christian in 2004. She considers herself a missionary. She tries to empower people to seek God and tell others about His love wherever she goes.

She is a strong advocate against domestic violence and other forms of abuse and is the founder of a women’s empowerment group. She is also a voluntary member in various non-profit organisations across Trinidad and Tobago

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