"Robinson has taken stories that the libel laws would not allow him to tell as non-fiction."
- The Sunday Times

Set against the backdrop of the City of London, The Margin of the Bulls documents an era when the wheeling and dealing of the 1980s became the crimes of the 1990s.

In 1970, an American calling himself Bay Radisson arrives in London with no place to live and no place to go back to. Twenty years later, he's riding the crest of a wave, as one of Britain's brightest and most successful "risk takers."

With charm, cunning and humor, he and his partner had built themselves a minor empire - conquering gladiators in an arena where money was the only way to keep score.

But then Robert Maxwell dies.

His mysterious death inadvertently sets off a chain of events that sends Bay's world into a crashing nose-dive.

Facing ruin, he finds himself caught in a ruthless battle against the establishment to save his life.

Daily Mail: "Disgracefully entertaining.”

The Guardian: “Fiction and reality enjoy a less than platonic relationship.”

Evening Post Newspapers: “A topical, gripping marriage of fact and fiction.”

South China Morning Post: “Robinson is a rather good fiction writer, with a breezy writing style and a smoothly flowing plot.”

The Times: “Just the sort of book you would expect from someone in the know.”