That information will depend entirely on where you are a member or where you were offered the free ebooks. There is no single universal access method.

Here are the most common ways you might access free ebooks and exclusive member content, based on general practices:

Check Your Email:

If you signed up for a newsletter or membership, the content (or a link/download code for it) is often sent directly to the email address you used to sign up. Look in your inbox, spam, or promotions folders.

Log In to the Website:

Go to the website of the organization, author, or service you joined (e.g., a specific book site, an online course platform, a magazine, or a library service).

Use the "Login," "Sign In," or "My Account" link.

Once logged in, look for sections like:

"Members Area"

"Exclusive Content"

"My Downloads" or "My Library"

Check a Specific App:

If the content is from a service like a digital library (such as OverDrive/Libby, Open Library, or a university/school's digital resources) or a subscription service (like Audible Plus or AARP), you might need to use their dedicated app on your phone or tablet and log in there.

Community Posts or Forums:

If the content is tied to a platform like YouTube Membership, Patreon, or a private Facebook group, the instructions, download links, or access codes are often posted in a "Members-Only" community tab, feed, or dedicated forum section.

To get a specific answer, you need to know:

What is the name of the service, website, or author you signed up with? (e.g., "BookBub," "Open Library," "Author Jane Doe's VIP List," "AARP," etc.)

Did you receive a confirmation email when you signed up? (The instructions are usually in there.)