Katherine Spencer

Katherine Spencer is a popular pseudonym used by the American author Anne Canadeo. Born in the United States, Spencer has written numerous novels, including the Cape Light and Angel Island series. These series are based on the work of the late painter-turned-author Thomas Kinkade, with whom she co-authored the novels written under her pen name.

Before becoming a full-time author, Katherine Spencer, or Anne Canadeo, worked as a fiction editor. She has since written more than thirty books, including several stand-alone novels and non-fiction books. Under her real name, Canadeo writes the Black Sheep Knitting Mysteries series, which became a huge success and helped establish her as a popular mystery writer in America. Besides writing mystery novels, Canadeo also enjoys writing in the adventure and contemporary genres.

Canadeo is known for her love of community service and is actively involved in various charity projects. She volunteers her time to prepare food for the needy, help the homeless, and promote literacy programs. Canadeo is also a dog lover and keeps a dog as a family member in her Northport, New York home, where she lives with her husband and daughter.

In her spare time, Canadeo enjoys gardening, cooking, and reading mysteries. She is also fond of watching mysteries and is active on social media platforms such as Facebook, where she connects with her readers. Canadeo loves hearing from her readers and encourages them to contact her through email or her website. She currently has over 40 books to her name and continues to write and publish novels, making her a prolific and successful author in the American literary scene.