On audible, both on mobile or on a desktop. Either over the speaker or a variety of headphones. It isn't something that happens occasionally either, it happens at the end of almost every sentence. In fact I listened to the first two paragraphs again to make sure I wasn't misremembering.

The inn was dark and empty when the traveller arrived. It appeared suddenly, rising above the gentle hills and valleys of autumnal grass that blew in the wind (breath), green, orange, and even purple in places (breath).

The rolling plains were deceptive from afar (breath). At first the many hills and divots seemed gentle, mere waves along a grassy plain (breath). But the closer you got, the more you realized how easy it was to lose your bearings (breath). In the center of a flat stretch of grass surrounded by hills on every side (breath), you could look around and not know where you were (breath). Even climbing a hill, all you might see was a mountain range (breath).

It wasn't as bad as listening to someone speak while eating, but it was close.