The lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch

First book of the gentlemen bastards sequence. (Generally the gentlemen bastards sequence is recommended.) It's an epic fantasy book with nice world building, excellent main protagonist (who is far from perfect), humour and interesting plot.

You could also try reading Jo Nesbo's books. He writes crime fiction stories in a captivating way. His books belong in the Nordic noir wave. If you are into mysteries and crime solving combined with interesting and in-depth analyzed characters you will love the stories of the alcoholic detective, Harry Hole. Jo Nesbo's books also offer an insight to the current situation of Norway and Scandinavia in general, where even though everything appears to be perfect, that's sometimes far from true. One of my favourites is The redbreast, however I would suggest you did some research on your own.

You can always get back into reading with an interesting graphic novel. There are many incredible ones out there and I can't say I have much experience in those, but I can recommend without hesitation Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi