Uncover the haunting saga of humanity's longest battle with Tuberculosis Decoded by Francis M. Rhoades. Journey from ancient Peruvian graves to medieval royal courts and modern laboratories as this gripping narrative unveils tuberculosis (TB) as more than a disease—a relentless force shaping civilizations. Through vivid storytelling, Rhoades brings to life the bone whisperers unearthing TB's prehistoric roots, monarchs wielding sacred touch to heal, and scientists racing against drug-resistant strains threatening global health today. With meticulous research and evocative prose, this book reveals how TB's shadow stretches across millennia, from Egyptian mummies to the 2023 WHO reports documenting 10.8 million cases. A compelling blend of history, science, and human resilience. Discover why TB remains humanity's deadliest infectious foe—and what it takes to finally defeat it.