Lovell Brigham


Photo by Chris Sean Smith For more information or to contact Lovell email her at information@lovellbrigham.com Dear Friends, It is a new year and new opportunities await. Stay tuned for more information about my next book. As always, I would love to hear from you. All the best, Lovell		When she gives up on the fairy tale, he makes her believe again... Alexandra Jones has had it with men who constantly let her down and decides that she no longer needs one to provide her what she’s dreamed about for so long—a baby. She realizes that the time has come to take actions into her own hands and resolves to adopt a child. Yet while Alex attempts to adhere to the idea that no men need apply, Ethan Miller submits his application. As Alex struggles along on her quest for a baby, Ethan becomes a greater and greater presence in her life. Could he be the “Mr. Right” she’s been waiting for? No Men Need Apply takes on one of the most challenging issues facing single women today and provides a positive solution. It’s a story of a woman keeping faith and discovering love on her journey to find what is most important in life. Lovell Brigham gives hope to women who want to have a child even if Mr. Right has not or does not come along. Lovell's career as a journalist took her to the Golden Triangle of Texas where she began as a reporter with KJAC-TV. She went on to become the weekend anchor and later hosted the area's first half-hour morning news program. Having minored in political science, she later received a Presidential Political Appointment from former President Bill Clinton where she served as communications director to former U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Donna E. Shalala. She went on to become a vice president for one of the nation's top public relations agencies and a major healthcare organization. She is a graduate of Texas Christian University and holds a degree in broadcast journalism. Lovell is a native of Tyler, Texas and resides in the Dallas area. No public events are scheduled at this time. Pictures From Books Signings
A definite page-turner, No Men Need Apply is moving, thought-provoking, and suspenseful. You will cheer for Alex, want to slap Patricia, and long for Ethan. —Cheryl Smith Executive Editor, The Dallas Weekly, Talk Show Host, KKDA-AM No Men Need Apply encompasses love, suspense, and the determination of a self-assured, single woman. Brigham’s writing brings out the sheer essence of the strength, wisdom, and power of women. —Susan Herman President/CEO, Girls Inc. of Tarrant County No Men Need Apply shows the mental and emotional struggles a single, professional woman must overcome to achieve her heart’s desire—love and a family. Brigham’s main character, Alexandra Jones, learns that one can “have it all,” despite the storms in life, if God is the focus. —Donald L. Smedley, Pastor Mt. Pisgah AME Church, Columbia, MD Lovell’s book sparks our dreams and gives us strength, demonstrating that a woman can become her own best friend. —Audrey B. Chapman Therapist, Talk Show Host, and Author Washington, DC Lovell is to be commended for bringing this important issue to the table with a spiritual foundation. Many will be helped and guided as to the various aspects of the adoption process. Hopefully, the book will inspire and motivate others to accept the challenge of improving a child’s life. —Dr. Roosevelt A. Griffin, Pastor Linda L. Griffin, First Lady St. Mark Baptist Church, Garland, TX

Photo by Chris Sean Smith

For more information or to contact Lovell email her at information@lovellbrigham.com

Dear Friends,

It is a new year and new opportunities await. Stay tuned for more information about my next book. As always, I would love to hear from you.

All the best,

Lovell

When she gives up on the fairy tale, he makes her believe again...

Alexandra Jones has had it with men who constantly let her down and decides that she no longer needs one to provide her what she’s dreamed about for so long—a baby. She realizes that the time has come to take actions into her own hands and resolves to adopt a child. Yet while Alex attempts to adhere to the idea that no men need apply, Ethan Miller submits his application. As Alex struggles along on her quest for a baby, Ethan becomes a greater and greater presence in her life. Could he be the “Mr. Right” she’s been waiting for?

No Men Need Apply takes on one of the most challenging issues facing single women today and provides a positive solution. It’s a story of a woman keeping faith and discovering love on her journey to find what is most important in life. Lovell Brigham gives hope to women who want to have a child even if Mr. Right has not or does not come along.

Lovell's career as a journalist took her to the Golden Triangle of Texas where she began as a reporter with KJAC-TV. She went on to become the weekend anchor and later hosted the area's first half-hour morning news program. Having minored in political science, she later received a Presidential Political Appointment from former President Bill Clinton where she served as communications director to former U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Donna E. Shalala. She went on to become a vice president for one of the nation's top public relations agencies and a major healthcare organization. She is a graduate of Texas Christian University and holds a degree in broadcast journalism. Lovell is a native of Tyler, Texas and resides in the Dallas area.

No public events are scheduled at this time.

Pictures From Books Signings

A definite page-turner, No Men Need Apply is moving, thought-provoking, and suspenseful. You will cheer for Alex, want to slap Patricia, and long for Ethan.
—Cheryl Smith
Executive Editor, The Dallas Weekly, Talk Show Host, KKDA-AM

No Men Need Apply encompasses love, suspense, and the determination of a self-assured, single woman. Brigham’s writing brings out the sheer essence of the strength, wisdom, and power of women.
—Susan Herman
President/CEO, Girls Inc. of Tarrant County

No Men Need Apply shows the mental and emotional struggles a single, professional woman must overcome to achieve her heart’s desire—love and a family. Brigham’s main character, Alexandra Jones, learns that one can “have it all,” despite the storms in life, if God is the focus.
—Donald L. Smedley, Pastor
Mt. Pisgah AME Church, Columbia, MD

Lovell’s book sparks our dreams and gives us strength, demonstrating that a woman can become her own best friend.
—Audrey B. Chapman
Therapist, Talk Show Host, and Author
Washington, DC

Lovell is to be commended for bringing this important issue to the table with a spiritual foundation. Many will be helped and guided as to the various aspects of the adoption process. Hopefully, the book will inspire and motivate others to accept the challenge of improving a child’s life.
—Dr. Roosevelt A. Griffin, Pastor
Linda L. Griffin, First Lady
St. Mark Baptist Church, Garland, TX