Following a recent widow trying to restart her life with a little help from her friends (and a ginormous oceanfront mansion), Peacock’s adaptation of Erin Hilderbrand’s novel can be the kind of silly, stupid hang worth savoring, when it’s not adrift in prosaic melodrama — and sometimes, even when it is.
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