Being Andrew Lincolns Daughter
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Daniel Lincoln, Andrew Lincoln's daughter, has an abusive mother. Her father didn't know about her and her brother, once he finds out, he takes custody. Daniel will find out what it's like to be a daughter of a Lincoln.
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