The Mentor follows the financial shortcomings of a desperate young couple, Michael and Kristen Harper.

After attending a business presentation with his three best friends, Michael thinks he may have found the answer to his economic nightmare. When his pals discredit the industry, he is tempted to trust their opinions. His wife is skeptical as well. Michael is considering dismissing the idea altogether when he recalls an encounter he had with one of his late-father’s friends—Blake Easton, a high-school drop-out turned multi-millionaire.

The book, The Mentor, is not just an inspiring story about one of the greatest, and perhaps the most misunderstood industries of our time.

It can also be used as a training manual for network marketers. Thousands of people join network marketing companies every month, yet most of them quit before earning their initial investment back. Why is this? How could one person make millions in a company, and another declare it “doesn’t work?”

The Mentor contains 28 chapters, and to stay true to the genre of a fiction novel, each chapter title was dramatically assigned to fit the storyline.

However, the material for each chapter is based upon a sequence of 28 most commonly asked questions, when it comes to network marketing. By using prolific writing techniques, the authors Chamberlin and Viscuso carefully articulate and precisely present each question within the plot allowing the characters to answer each question with clarity and precision.