***5 'The kiss, the kiss is everything' Stars*** 
 I was hooked, and laughing, from the very first sentence and when I finally figured out just who Tucker Jameson was ~ Yeah, I was a tad bit slow on the uptake ~ I was a goner and I didn't want this book to end. Watching as Emma and Tucker reconnected and became so much brought out all the feels. I swooned, laughed out loud, had moments where I felt the need to reach out and smack some sense in people and got all teary eyed and sniffly and it was all I could have asked for and more. 
 I must admit that I had mixed feelings about Tucker after the first go around with him. I understood where he was coming from and why he was so determined to get the girl, even when she didn't want him anymore. So once I got clued in to just how I knew him, I wanted to see who he really was and boy did he knock my socks off. Outside of his unwillingness to move on from his ex, the man is all kinds of book boyfriend material. He's sweet, smexy, flirty, compassionate and has a generous heart. 
 Emma, I adored. I do remember meeting her, but considering all that was going on, she was easy to push to the side. But having her front and center was so much fun. She is a nurturer and for all intents and purposes a good girl, but underneath all that she has a wicked streak ~ that comes out to play in more ways than one ~ that reminds you to never judge a book by it's cover. 
 Tucker and Emma's mixed package journey to their HEA was so much fun. What I enjoyed the most was how they recognized that they had both changed, that the person they knew was more and wanted to get to know this new version of the other and through the process found that they had a deeper connection than just that of their shared pasts. Their bantering was fun and holy sexual tension that when it finally exploded was soooo worth it! When the big, old wrench in their road happened I wasn't surprised by it, considering it was hanging over their heads the entire time, but I LOVED how they came back together. I was all kinds of teary and sniffly and the ending was perfect for them. 
 This was a fun read. It wasn't as over the top funny as some of Ms. Quinn's other RomCom's but the funny was still there along with all kinds of heart. As I'm sure you noticed Tucker and Emma are both introduced in another book, Co-Wrecker, and though I do feel that you should read that book because it was just that good, I don't feel that you absolutely need to before you dive into My Best Friend's Ex, though you will want to after you've finished the book. Ms. Quinn does a great job at explaining what happened in the past, so those who haven't read Co-Wrecker will get a solid understanding of the issues, and yet doesn't over do it, so for those that have read it won't feel like they are getting a full blown retelling. It's up to you, but regardless pick it up and read it. As for the supporting cast of characters ~ I adored them all and hope that they get their own books one day, and if they do I hope that I'll figure it out BEFORE I start the book. 
 ~ Copy provided by Wordsmith Publicity ~