Honey Parker releases third Sugar Bernstein vampire novel

Honey Parker Books has released “V-Life: The Outing,” the third book in the Sugar Bernstein RV-living vampire series. The novel sends the rookie vampire to Spain, where holiday chaos, blackmail and undead power plays raise the stakes for the comedy-heavy franchise.

Why it matters: - The new book extends a popular supernatural comedy series that blends vampire lore with domestic chaos and deadpan humor. - “V-Life: The Outing” adds another release to Honey Parker’s growing “V-Life” trilogy and keeps the series’ RV-travel premise in play. - The book is available in paperback and ebook, giving readers multiple formats at launch.

What happened: - Honey Parker Books announced the release of “V-Life: The Outing,” the third installment in the Sugar Bernstein RV-living vampire trilogy. - The book follows “V-Life: So It Begins” and “V-Life: Blood Relative.” - Honey Parker describes Sugar Bernstein as a former advertising creative director, rookie vampire and self-described Jewish princess. - The story sends Sugar to a Spanish beach town as she tries to avoid evil, supernatural trouble and guilt.

The details: - Sugar faces a holiday dinner in Spain that includes attack dogs, jail time, day-driving and blackmail. - The novel also puts Sugar on ocean travel reserved for vampires. - Sugar grapples with growing feelings for her hometown rabbi. - Sugar tries to stop Angél’s plan to rule the undead world. - An explosive truth shakes up the V-community. - Honey Parker said she wanted to push Sugar out of her comfort zone while keeping the series’ dark humor and domestic chaos. - The book is being sold on Amazon and through Honey Parker Books. - Early reviewers are praising the book’s mix of cozy mystery, vampire lore and comedy. - Availability details list the genre as humorous supernatural fiction, urban fantasy and cozy mystery.

Between the lines: - The series is leaning harder into genre mashup writing, pairing romance, horror and comedy with a deliberately domestic, low-stakes tone. - Sugar’s conflicts stay personal and comic even as the plot introduces bigger undead power struggles, which keeps the franchise centered on character voice rather than action alone. - The mention of “relatable” undead life signals a continuing appeal to readers who want supernatural fiction without losing everyday absurdity.

What's next: - Honey Parker Books is offering digital review copies in EPUB and PDF formats. - The publisher is also making author interviews available. - High-resolution cover art and author headshots are available through the Honey Parker Books press page. - Parker’s social profiles are listed on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.

The bottom line: - “V-Life: The Outing” aims to keep the Sugar Bernstein series’ formula intact: vampire chaos, sharp jokes and a protagonist who cannot outrun her undead problems.