Submarine Races

When a young boy is orphaned in 1950, he must rise above his grief to survive. How he finds his way into the US Navy and then the campus of BYU is an inspirational story for all ages. Will he ever find love? Can he rise above the deep, dark waters of his past and save the one family member he has left? Heaven is watching, only the angels have these answers.

Submarine Races is the true story of Donald Sterling Arrowsmith. For the first nine years of his life he lived the near perfect American dream; loving parents, an older sister, and a house near his friends. But then his father was killed in a horrible work accident and his mother could not keep him. He moved from place to place with only himself to rely on. Time after time his environment is ripped away and he finds himself starting over. Eventually in the US Navy he must use his unique life skills to stay afloat and lead his men. Locking his heart away has always been the answer for Don and the key to his survival, but when love finds him, he will have to make a choice.

Sarah Arrowsmith Warnick was born and raised near Seattle, WA. She grew up in the world of Track and Field, setting two national records and winning the State championship as a Freshman in high school. With Dad as coach, she spent many hours questioning his life's history resulting in the writing of her first novel, Submarine Races. Sarah is married to a rural family doctor, and mother to five children and many dogs.