The Life We Bury by Allen Eskens

I read this book in November 2019. I rated the book 5 of 5 stars on Goodreads. I wrote in my book, the book was good! The reviews were all great!
'I remember being pestered by a sense of dread as I walked to my car that day, pressed down by a wave of foreboding that swirled around my head and broke against the evening in small ripples. There are people in this world who would call that kind of feeling a premonition, a warning from some internal third eye that can see around the curve of time.'
Those were the first two sentences of the book.

'Like any town, Austin had it's good points too, although most people don't see the skin besides the pimples.'

'It was easy to lie to Jeremy, his trusting temperament being incapable of understanding deceit.'

'We never had been apart for more than a single night or two in all our lives until a month ago, when i moved to campus, leaving him behind with a woman who swam in chaos.'

"only two people know what happend: Crystal Hagen and the person who killed her. Anybody else is just saying what they want to believe."

"It's a principle that says that all things being equal, the simplest conclusion is usually the correct one."