This exciting medical thriller serves as a backdrop to the pertinent Christian message of hope, and the sanctity of life. Early in the story, we see that babies have contact with The Lord while in Baby Paradise (a place, where in the novel, souls of newborns reside before they are born). All babies are born with gifts, bestowed on them by God. Babies being born is essential - their gifts are given to help the world, and when they die they go back to the Creator. Ultimately, babies are born to have a purpose-filled life (which is a reminder for us all) and humanity's innate creativity is a reflection and a testament to a higher power.

Christine Shore, a young woman from London and a reluctant, 'Baby Whisperer,' finds herself befriending Tobey Daley, a 12-month-old on life support, who oscillates between the mortal and a utopian realm; a world populated with mythical creatures, soul mates and the Ancestors. But when Tobey accuses a prestigious doctor of serial infanticide at the hospital where he is being treated, Christine's own life is put in danger. A shadowy pharmaceutical company is pulling the strings, while moral and ethical dilemmas abound. The babies know far too much, and Christine too little, and as their worlds collide it will lay bare her deepest fears, challenging her perception of life as she knows it..." Through diverse voices and moments of humour The Baby Whisperer introduces the concept of divine destiny, and provides a mindful observation on consequence, grief, and the adverse effect of society on the young.