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I second Le Rouge et le Noir. Also, a random selection from my bookshelf: The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes Maia by Richard Adams (the guy who wrote Watership Down, also a good book)

Don't get me wrong, Jordan is fine and all. WoT is a great story, with lots of laughs, surprises, and a plot line that makes my head hurt (in a good way). But I grew up reading the first few books in high school and as I've grown older, I've become less enthused as each book is released. It's...