I read this book because I was intrigued by the title. My favorite part of the book was, of course, the famous "Tell him I'll see him in Hell, where we both are going" story of Carnegie's deathbed summons to Frick to meet and possibly make amends. Unfortunately, this was the first chapter of the book, so it felt kind of anti climatic rebuilding back to the same story at the end of the book. That being said it was an entertaining book for the most part, kind of dragged in a few places, but was interesting to read about two of the most successful businessmen of the early 20th century.
One of my all time favorite titles.