I've tried some other books by this author, but his writing style doesn't quite work for me, though technically it is fine. The initial concept sounds interesting, but in execution I realize I don't really want to re-learn over and over each new body/personality that the main character inhabits. I also suppose I'm just not into LGBT, so seeing that aspect of the romance take place just squelched all the feeling from me. =/ Especially when it comes at the cost of the host's autonomy, which as other reviewers have mentioned, is very troubling, particularly when one of the hosts actually remembers part of the hijacking event, and is demonized as a right-wing fundamentalist nut. 
 Try this book if that doesn't bother you, but otherwise I can't recommend.